Dames Rocket seeds : 69 results priced between £1.00 and £25.00

Easy to grow. Sow April-June outdoors (4-10 weeks maturity).HintsHEALTH BENEFITS: High in potassium and calcium.

Growing instructions given on seed packet. Sow April-June. Harvest June-mid September.HintsExperiment with nutritious, health-giving herbs in your kitchen, adding interesting tastes and flavours to hot and cold dishes. Try them in herb vinegars, breads and tisanes, and dry them for use in winter. To dry - gather in sunshine when flowers are just opening. Bunch, and hang upside-down in an airy place or spread out in a very cool oven. When dry, rub coarsely and store in airtight containers.

For container growing - sow thinly direct into the compost. For raised beds try sowing in 30cm (12") squares, spacing a few seeds every 10cm (4") 13mm (½") deep. Germination 7-15 days. As the seedlings emerge, remove spare seedlings to leave one per ‘station’ (thus you will have finally 9 plants per square). Alternatively sow in rows 30cm (12") apart. Sowing: April-June. Harvest: June-September. Cropping: 8-10 weeks.

Delicious tangy leaves! A delicious 'cut and come again' variety, ideal for salads or cooking, producing a good supply of strong-flavoured leaves in as little as six weeks from sowing. Culture: Sow from April to June outdoors. Harvest all summer.

Tasty and tangy differently shaped leaves with varying degrees of fresh, peppery flavour. Sow March-August, harvest April-October.

Quick cropping, these ornamental peppery leaves are an essential salad ingredient, or delicious on their own. Suitable for container growing, successional sowing will keep you going almost all year round!

Vigorous plants with flavourful and decorative leaves. Sow outdoors spring or summer and under cover in the autumn or winter. Rocket is a good source of vitamin C

If you like your rocket with the strongest possible flavour, this wild form with its divided and indented leaves is for you.

Bolt resistant A new rocket variety with superb vigour and a wonderful peppery taste. Bred in Britain, its bolt-resistance makes it perfect for growing and cutting during our long summer days as it will not easily run to seed even in hot, dry conditions. Pick the outer leaves regularly, as a cut-and-come-again crop. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet.

Rocket is the perfect cut and come again crop. Its tasty, peppery leaves can simply be picked as required and it is a very productive plant. Use the leaves in salads, or wilt them over pasta and pizza What you need to know:. 1 x packet of Rocket seed. Each pack contains 900 seeds. Annual. Sow April-June for harvest June-September. Sow successionally for leaves all summer long. Further cultivation instructions can be found on the seed packet. From Suttons Seeds.

Where To Sow: February and March sowings direct into soil in cold frame or under cloches. Later sowings in open ground, sow in shallow drills about 1cm deep in rows 25cm apart.

An alternative to the usual Rocket, with deep green, serrated foliage that makes an attractive garnish. Wild Rocket has a stronger flavour than standard Rocket, and the young leaves can be picked in succession and are perfect for salads.

Tasty, tangy rocket leaves Rocket adds taste to a salad like no other ingredient; either on its own or with other salad leaves, its unique flavour is instantly recognisable. This pack will provide loads of tasty, tangy leaves for you to pick as required. Culture: Easy to grow. Sow April-June outdoors (4-10 weeks maturity).

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Rocket seeds are quick and easy to grow. These attractive and nutritious leaves have varying degrees of 'bite'. The fabulous peppery taste is a must in salads, alone or with other leaves.

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The highest yielding of all our rockets, so perfect for those who cannot get enough fo this large leaved, vitamin-rich variety.

Get the rapid growth of cultivated strains and the distinctive 'kick' of wild rocket - with this slow-to-bolt and high yielding variety.

Product Information A little known but very useful salad plant which can be used raw in salads or cooked lightly when it makes a delicious spinach substitute. Late summer sowings will carry on cropping into the winter if the plants are protected by cloches.Sowing time: April to JulyCrops in: SummerSeed Quantity Per Pack: 500 Key Features Delivery Lead Time: Average delivery time: 48hrs

SowingSow from April to July. Sow thinly, 1cm (½in) deep in drills 30cm (12in) apart in soil that has been raked to a fine tilth. When large enough to handle, thin seedlings to 23-30cm (9-12in) apart.GrowingHarvest young leaves as required, picking only a few from each plant. Sowings made in late summer will carry on cropping into winter if given protection by cloches.Aftercare Prefers moist, well drained soil in full sun.FloweringcroppingPlant typeVegetable

This innovative blend will add oriental flavours, colours and textures to your salads. Featuring leaf Mustards, Golden Streaked and Red, Komatsuna, Mizuna and Sky Rocket, this mix ideal for sowing in succession, to pick leaves as you need them.

Rocket or arugula seeds need no prior treatment and this seed tape is ready to use.SowingSow directly in the garden, in full sun, from April through July. Loosen the soil with a fork up to a depth of 30 cm. Span a string between two canes and plant each cane at the end of a row. Draw a furrow along the string and lay the seed tape in the furrow, cutting to the desired length. Cover the seeds lightly to a depth of no more than 0.5 cm. Press down and sprinkle with water. Remove the string and stick...

Flower Period: 45 – 55 days Yield: 150 gr Height: 100 – 150 cm Type: Indica / Sativa Location: indoors This shining Lady is the latest refinement of the ‘White’ lines of cannabis a chunky, all-female strain that’s perfect for beginners of more experienced growers. Cross-breeding White Widow with the Skunk/Northern Lights hybrid results in this White Lady an Indica dominant strain with a diverse Sativa background. Dame Blanche is a big, sturdy production plant with strong branching. Seedlings...

Mr Fothergill's Seeds - Rocket

Details Use young leaves in salads. (400 seeds) Do you have trouble handling small seed and getting an even distribution? Sometimes it's not easy when the seed is the same colour as the soil! When the seedlings emerge, do you find thinning them out a real chore? If the answer is yes - then Suttons Groweasy Seed Tapes are just the thing for you. Pre-spaced seed in a tape - less thinning out! 5m (16½') of bio-degradable tape per pack. Simply prepare your soil, draw out a groove, roll

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Lovely perfume in the evening. Leaves before flowering may be used in salads. Aphrodisiac properties! Butterfly plant. White, mauve and purple flowers.

Demeter is the only ecological association that has built up a network of individual certification organisations world-wide. Seeds must originate preferably from Biodynamic agriculture, or else from organic agriculture, if Biodynamic seed is unavailable. Seeds from Biodynamic agriculture or from organic agriculture must not be treated with synthetic chemical seed treatment agents at all, including in storage. Irradiation with ionising radiation is excluded. If seeds are unavailable in Biodynamic...

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A classic rocket! A classic salad rocket for use as microgreens. Delicious in salads and sandwiches. Easy to grow - ideal for windowsills. Packed full with vitamins. Ready to eat in just 1-3 weeks. Culture: Growing instructions given on packet. Sow January-December. Harvest January-December.

Wildlife Attracting Collection Seeds from the Suttons Flower Seeds range. Seedproducing varieties to attract seedeating birds to your garden. Five varieties in a single collection, individually packaged and labelled: Lavender, Honesty, Sweet Rocket, Aster and Sunflower. Read More Growing instructions given on packets. Product Features Brand: Suttons Seeds Height: Not Specified Sowing Time: SOW: APR-JUN