Edible wild garlic seeds to sow
Wild edible plant for sowing : You can eat everything in wild garlic: the flowers, leaves, flower buds, stems and bulbs. Its powerful, slightly pungent garlic flavour is perfect for salads, broths, meats and vegetables...Seeds with Bear's garlic pesto recipe. Translated into English, German, Italian and Spanish.
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Edible wild garlic seeds for sowing
Bear's garlic is a wild garlic variety with milder flavors than cultivated garlic. It grows in the shade, in cool to slightly damp soil. The whole plant is edible, including the flowers, but it's most delicious in spring, when the flower buds are visible. Use spring flowers in cooking, in salads for example, but also to decorate your dishes.
Discover the pleasure of growing and enjoying fresh Bear's Garlic at home.
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Composition :
13x13cm sachet with 0.2gr Bear's garlic seeds Allium ursinum
Method of cultivation : Edible wild garlic seeds for sowing
Sowing Bear's garlic seeds: Open the sachet and pour the seeds into your hand, adding sand for easier sowing. To sow, sprinkle the seeds either in a pot (max 3 seeds per pot) or directly in the ground in a damp, shady corner of your garden. Keep the rest of the seeds for later sowing. Press the seeds in by 5 mm or gently cover them with potting soil and pack lightly.
Watering wild garlic seeds: Ideally, use rainwater or filtered (chlorine-free) water. Prefer light rainfall, ideally using a hand-held sprayer, to keep the soil just moist, but not waterlogged, throughout the growing season. Imagine the soil remaining like a wet sponge, then wrung out. Don't let the soil dry out.
Germination of Bear's garlic seeds: For pot cultivation, expose to sunlight behind glass, without placing over a heater, to promote rapid germination. Flower seeds take one to two weeks to germinate, and the plant then grows if kept in a moist environment.
Transplanting wild garlic seedlings: Once the seedlings have emerged and reached a height of 5-10 cm, select a single plant per pot and transplant the others into new pots or planters. Be careful not to break stems or roots when transplanting. Water to encourage regrowth.
Harvesting: Bear's garlic is generally harvested in spring, from March to May, when the leaves are fresh and tender. This is when they are at their tastiest, and offer the best natural garlic aroma. It's important not to remove all the leaves from a single plant, to allow the plant to regenerate.
More info: Bear's garlic leaves can be used fresh or frozen for later use. Delicious with fish, in pesto, ravioli or soup, it replaces classic garlic with its delicate garlic and onion flavor.
It is also considered in traditional medicine as an immune system tonic and natural depurative.
Why such a name? It's said that bears emerge from hibernation in spring and feed avidly on bear's garlic leaves to purify their blood after their long period of sleep.
Why grow Bear's garlic at home ?
Urban biodiversity : Encourage biodiversity by growing this original plant in your urban garden.
Humid Adaptability : Perfect for the humid regions of France, our wild garlic seeds thrive in a variety of conditions.
Guaranteed Reproducibility : Grow your own herbs with reproducible seeds, offering a sustainable source for your future gardens.
Local and multilingual : Support Angers' local economy while benefiting from clear instructions in several languages.
Original plant : Grow a rare, hard-to-find plant for a unique and original garden experience.
- Largeur : 13 cm
- Hauteur : 13 cm
- Profondeur : 1 cm
- Poids : 0.01 kg
