WILD ARUGULA - 1328
It differs from cultivated rocket for its narrower, more jagged leaves and its decidedly stronger, spicier flavor. It is a perennial even in the North, and after each pruning (which involves cutting the leaves at the collar), it regrows promptly, always producing new, tender, flavorful leaves. It is sown in spring or early autumn in rows 25-30 cm apart.
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Brassicaceous-Cruciferae family Sowing: staggered in place, broadcast, or in rows from February to October.
Distances: 20-30 cm between rows, thinning to 5-10 cm along the row.
Tips: By cutting the leaves 1 cm above the collar and watering well, you can make 4-6 cuts. Suitable for any type of well-drained soil.
Seed required: 50 g per 100 m2 of soil.
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