<p>Arugula is a peppery distinctive-tasting green.  People also sometimes call it rucola, salad rocket, and Italian cress.</p> <p>Arugula is extremely easy to grow.  Both seasoned and first-time gardeners will enjoy the success they have with these seeds.</p> <p>As soon as the soil is warm enough to work after the snow melts, plant a row of arugula.   Then a few weeks later, plant another.  This will give you succession planting and arugula for quite some time.  </p> <p>Arugula doesn't love the heat, so give it some shade or bring it indoors during the summer heat.    Arugula can be replanted when the summer starts to cool, so you have it for your fall/winter garden.</p> <p>To harvest arugula, pinch or cut the stems/leaves just above the soil.  Try not to harvest more than about 1/3 of the outer leaves at once. Leave the rest to grow.</p> <p>Arugula Seeds Are Great For:</p> <p>*The Avid Gardener</p> <p>*Herb Seeds For Planting Indoors</p> <p>*Outdoor Herb Gardens</p> <p>*Seeds to Plant in Fall</p> <p>*Survival Garden Seeds</p> <p>*Victory Gardens</p> <p>*Hydroponic Herb Garden</p> <p>*Arugula Salad</p> <p>*Fresh Arugula For Pizza</p> <p>Planting seeds for arugula is a direct sow process outside or inside if you wish to keep them inside.  You can transplant your arugula plants, but there isn't a real need since they grow quickly.</p> <p>We are positive you're going to love our USA grown Arugula Roquette seeds.  If for any reason you're not, please reach out to us.  We are a small family-owned and operated company. Thank you for supporting small!</p>