Large Leaf Sorrel

$2.00

Approximate seeds per pack: 500
Days till maturity: 45
Annual
Full Sun
Container Friendly

A great leaf for adding a lemon zing and Vitamin C. Making it a leafy herb that is great in soups, smoothies, salads, or baking. The plant can grow up to 2 feet tall. Plant in the early spring in a sunny location. Sow seeds sparingly and repeat every two weeks as long as the weather is cool (Spring/Fall) We add this to our green smoothies! Mix apple, celery, frozen banana, pineapple, ice, and sorrel both a refreshing and energizing way to start the day off right!

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    Large Leaf Sorrel

    5 reviews for Large Leaf Sorrel

    1. Michelle McGuire –

      This is an amazing green! I’ve been singing it’s praise to anyone that will listen. Grows like crazy and is a perrenial.

    2. nixscot@charter.net –

      Wonderful! Great germination rate. Delicious.

    3. Valerie Howden –

      Germinated well but our spring was more like a summer and the heat has continued. Trouble getting it to grow past one inch in height. To try again in fall with cover to reduce extra heat if present.

    4. Valerie Howden –

      now coming back every year in the spring and is surviving early heat and humidity. pruning to keep the seeds from self sowing everywhere. pests don’t seem to like it which is an extra bonus.

    5. lyonsashley267 –

      Good germination!

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    • 5

      Name : Michelle McGuire

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      This is an amazing green! I’ve been singing it’s praise to anyone that will listen. Grows like crazy and is a perrenial.

      14-Dec-2017

    • 5

      Name : nixscot@charter.net

      Location : ,

      Wonderful! Great germination rate. Delicious.

      27-Apr-2018

    • 4

      Name : Valerie Howden

      Location : ,

      Germinated well but our spring was more like a summer and the heat has continued. Trouble getting it to grow past one inch in height. To try again in fall with cover to reduce extra heat if present.

      15-Jul-2018

    • 5

      Name : Valerie Howden

      Location : ,

      now coming back every year in the spring and is surviving early heat and humidity. pruning to keep the seeds from self sowing everywhere. pests don’t seem to like it which is an extra bonus.

      06-Jul-2020

    • 4

      Name : lyonsashley267

      Location : ,

      Good germination!

      26-Oct-2020