Your shopping cart is empty!
Garden sorrel "Shirokolistny"
Garden sorrel “Broadleaf”.
An undemanding perennial, grows well on non-drying soils. It can be grown in slightly shaded areas. Sow directly onto the plot in rows every 25-30 cm. Harvesting can begin when the plant has 5 leaves; they are cut or picked carefully. Harvesting is possible every 3-4 weeks, the leaves are at their finest from April to May.
As soon as flower stalks appear, you need to cut them off in time, thereby supporting the growth of new leaves and extending the harvest period.
Sorrel overwinters reliably; plants can be grown in one place for three to five years.
An undemanding perennial, grows well on non-drying soils. It can be grown in slightly shaded areas. Sow directly onto the plot in rows every 25-30 cm. Harvesting can begin when the plant has 5 leaves; they are cut or picked carefully. Harvesting is possible every 3-4 weeks, the leaves are at their finest from April to May.
As soon as flower stalks appear, you need to cut them off in time, thereby supporting the growth of new leaves and extending the harvest period.
Sorrel overwinters reliably; plants can be grown in one place for three to five years.
Eng.: Patience dock, Garden patience, Monk`s rhubarb. Bot. syn.: Rumex patientia L.
