Salad Turkish Rocket Seeds

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Similar to Salad Rocket, but more resistant to flea beetle.

Harvest as a cut-and-come again, snipping the leaves off with scissors at 6in/15cm high.

Turkish Rocket is less prone to bolting, with a different flavour that is equally delicious.

Quantity Sufficient Seed For A 10ft / 3m Row
Catalogue Code 1020-2013

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On 03/07/2010 Maggie Wright wrote:

Rating:5

This is the best rocket I've ever grown. I sowed a very short row in March amd have picked loads.It just keeps on producing plenty of superb tasting leaves - and without those nasty little flea beetle holes.

On 17/02/2010 Gillian Fairbrass wrote:

Rating:5

This is an amazingly sturdy plant when grown. I sowed in the Spring and had a great crop throughout the summer. I left some in the ground and they self seeded in the Autumn. I am still picking rocket leaves now even after all the snow earlier this year and it tastes really good. I also like to put the flowers in salad as they add interest and taste good too!

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