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Eruca sativa
Get seeds of Rocket Athena. Athena's masses of succulent, serrated salad leaves pack a peppery punch and with a controlled growth rate it's unlikely bolt to seed.
750 Seeds
10202745
In stock
£2.49
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Seed Only Delivery £2.99*
Seeds £2.99: Dispatched by our expert team within 24hrs of placing your order 7 days a week
To ensure your seeds arrive in the freshest condition and undamaged, they are carefully packed in specially designed, fully recyclable packaging.
For larger seed orders we use Yodel express delivery to ensure you receive your package within 3 days of placing your order with the addition of it being fully tracked for your peace of mind.
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Get seeds of Rocket Athena. Athena's masses of succulent, serrated leaves pack a peppery punch and with a controlled growth rate it's unlikely bolt to seed.
Ready to harvest in the space of just one month or so rocket Athena supplies you with an on-going crop of leaves from as early as May to the end of September. This means you need not pick up expensive polythene bags of rocket from the supermarket; great news for making savings and cutting down on plastic use.
How to sow
Sow indoors in March and April 1cm (1/2in) deep in clean trays or individual pots filled with moist, firm compost. Place somewhere that reaches 10°C (50°F) until transplanting. Keep soil moist at all time.
Alternatively sow outdoors from May to September 1cm (1/2in) deep on a moist seed bed on a prepared part of your vegetable plot or in a raised planter like a VegTrug. Thin out 10cm (4in) apart.
We recommend that you sow the seeds of rocket Athena little and often so you can ascertain a constant supply of edible leave throughout the spring and summer. Sow a new row every two weeks, thinning out to give them space to develop.
Rocket Athena makes a great catch-crop while you’re waiting for other long-term crops to develop. While you are waiting to harvest your onions in summer or summer cabbage, you can take advantage of this faster-growing salad crop.
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Sow seeds into seed sowing compost for fast and healthy germination
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