Sorrel Seeds Jamaica Hibiscus Seed 20 Count
The product is a 20 count of Sorrel Seeds, also known as Jamaica Hibiscus Seeds, with a brand of Florida Seed & Garden. These seeds are suitable for outdoor cultivation in various climate conditions such as Mediterranean, Tropical Wet & Dry, Semiarid, Humid Subtropical, and Humid Continental. With a life cycle of annual, these seeds are fast-growing, flowering, and drought-resistant, making them ideal for summer, fall, and spring planting. The soil requirements include sand, silt, and loam, with a watering requirement of heavy. The plant’s common name is Sorrel, features are edible, and the plant thrives in medium sun to full sun.
Florida Spring And Winter Seed Boxes (22 Organic/Heirloom Seed Packs)
Florida Spring And Winter Seed Boxes (22 Organic/Heirloom Seed Packs). Shipped with USPS First Class. Includes Florida-Specific growing instructions. Contains Florida Spring Seed Box and the Florida Winter Seed Box. 22+ seed packs! Below you will find the information that describes each seed box. First Spring, then Winter. Spring Seed Box The Spring Florida Seed Box Contains: Plum Tomato, Okra, Dinosaur Kale, Zucchini, Green Pepper, Jalapeno Pepper, Danvers Carrot, Swiss Chard (Fordhook), Basil, Arugula, & Dill. Seed Packs (Specially Selected Varieties) Grow your winter garden in the Sunshine State from February (Last Frost depending on location in Florida) through May. The spring growing season is the time of year to finish the last bit of the Winter harvest (mainly leafy herbs and veggies) & begin the process of planting fruiting plants. The Spring season begins with the occurrence of the LAST FROST. This can be as late as April 15th in North Florida or as early as January in South Florida. Central Florida tends have their last frost around early to mid March. Mother Nature can be unpredictable though, so each year is always unique. Spring is the Opportunity to grow the largest diversity of edible plants in the Florida Garden. Everything from leafy veggies, to mainly fruiting plants will populate the garden. How long does Florida’s Spring Growing Season last? The Spring growing Season is sandwiched between the coldest temperatures of the Florida Winter (which may or may not be freezing temperatures) and the ever-increasing Summer Heat. On Average: the Spring Growing runs February (Last Frost depending on location in Florida) through May. More Specifically: North Florida is normally the end of March through June. Central Florida March through May. South Florida December or January through April or May. Winter Seed Box The Florida Winter Seed Pack includes 11 heirloom seed varieties. Arugula (250+ seeds), Basil (400+ Seeds), Carrots (100+ Seeds), Cilantro (150+ Seeds), Collards (120+ Seeds), Dill (200+ Seeds), Dinosaur Kale (140+ Seeds), Mustard Greens (600+ Seeds), Purple Kohlrabi (100+ Seeds), Romaine Lettuce (300+ Seeds), & Sage (120-+ Seeds). Florida’s Winter Growing Season runs between the slow cooling-off of the Fall through the end of Winter. This season is best suited for growing leafy veggies & herbs. Seeds can be started between Late Summer and into the Fall (September to Early December). Winter tends to be a dry season in Florida, rainfall is not as common as the Summer Season. Make sure to keep leafy Veggies well-watered and partial to full sun are acceptable during the Winter Season. The cooler it becomes, the more acceptable sun exposure is for the garden. As the weather cools, the bugs and pests become less active. Think of temperature as a dial, the warmer it is, the more active bugs (leaf mites, aphids, etc) become. How long does Florida’s Winter Growing Season last? On Average: The Winter growing season typically lasts September through March. More Specifically: North Florida is normally September through March. Central Florida runs Mid-September through March. South Florida typically begins in late October and can run as late as February.
**RARE** FLORIDA CRANBERRY, Roselle, Hibiscus sabdariffa, Sorrel 25+ seeds
The Florida Cranberry is also known as Flor de Jamaica, Sorrel (Jamaican), Hibiscus Sabdarrifa, Roselle, Etc. We harvest these seeds at our Central Florida Farm! We grow them using no chemical fertilizers or pesticides! Harvested, dried, and cleaned by hand, these are the highest quality seeds you can buy, at the best price. Loaded with flavor, these delicious fruits can be eaten raw (chopped in salads, with yogurt, snack, etc.), cooked (cranberry sauce/relish, deserts, with meats, etc.), or made into a delicious tea. Grow to make your own fresh tea and an endless variety of recipes. Native to Ethiopia but grown widely though out the world, with the exception of the United States and for no good reason! This amazing Florida cranberry fruits abundantly in the fall and the entire plants fruit and leaves are edible. **These heirloom seeds are farm-fresh, coming from plants that are grown using no chemicals fertilizers or pesticides. The Florida Cranberry is low maintenance because it is naturally acclimated to the Florida Climate. Florida Growing Instructions Start seeds in a tray or container anytime during the Spring or Summer. Transfer plant starts into the ground between the beginning of June and August (the sooner the better). Throughout the rainy season (Summer), plants will grow into a bush, approximately 4 to 6 feet tall. Harvest calyxes (fruits) during the months of October through December. General Growing Instructions Plant after the last frost or start indoors and move outside after the threat of frost has passed. It will grow to be around 4 to 6 feet tall in the Fall and will be covered in calyxes (fruits).
Florida Summer Garden Seed Box, Organic/Heirloom Seed Varieties,
Okra (100+ Seeds), Blackeye Peas (20+ Seeds), & Florida Cranberry (25+ Seeds). Box Includes the Following Seed Varieties This will give the gardener the ability to move plants around into less sunny or more sunny spots that the plants may find more suitable.
