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Cress Seeds
Quite possibly the easiest herb to grow, direct sow cress seeds outdoors between one and two weeks before the average last frost, or grow them on a sunny windowsill for a great source of fresh greens at any time of year! You can begin adding cress to salads and sandwiches just weeks after germination, as baby leaves can be harvested as soon as the true leaves appear.
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Cress Seeds - Curled
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xCress Seeds - Curled OPEN POLLINATED
- Grows 6-12 Inches leafy greens
- Can be harvested anytime after 2 weeks
- Prefers full sun exposure
OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $3.95 per package -
Cress Seeds - Upland
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xCress Seeds - Upland OPEN POLLINATED
- Grows 3-6 Inches leafy greens
- Can be harvested anytime after 2 weeks
- Prefers full sun exposure
OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $3.95 per package -
Cress Seeds - Wrinkled Crinkled
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xCress Seeds - Wrinkled Crinkled HEIRLOOM - OPEN POLLINATED
- Grows 3-6 Inches leafy greens
- Can be harvested anytime after 2 weeks
- Prefers full sun exposure
HEIRLOOM - OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $3.95 per package
Cress grows well in loose soil and a sunny location, staying consistently moist. A great seed to introduce your children to gardening, as they will see young seedlings emerge after only 5 to 15 days! Harvest as a mircro-green and enjoy its mild peppery flavor. Continue to plant every 10 days (sow seeds thickly; cress is not bothered by overcrowding) for a succession of wonderful greens at a time when there is less available to harvest in the garden. Our Cress Seeds are on sale, by the packet or in bulk!