Survival Garden Seeds Sorrel Seeds for Planting – Large-Leaf Sorrel, Cool Weather Perennial, Heirloom Non-GMO, 2 Packs

Bright, Cool-Season Greens for Your Kitchen Garden

Introducing Sorrel Seeds for Planting from SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS—a large-leaf sorrel (Rumex acetosa) known for its resilient performance in cooler weather. This heirloom, non-GMO variety is open-pollinated and untreated, reflecting a heritage you can trust. Sold as a practical two-pack, it helps you establish two planting windows so you can enjoy fresh greens when other crops are still waking up. The promise here is not certainty, but the possibility of abundant harvests and lemony greens that brighten everyday meals.

Why gardeners choose sorrel

• Early cool-weather harvest: one of the first leafy greens to appear in spring and again in fall.
• Large leaves, bright flavor: a tart, citrusy tang that enhances salads, soups, and sautés.
• Easy-to-grow perennial: thrives from full sun to partial shade and adapts to a range of soils.
• Cut-and-come-again harvest: outer leaves can be snipped to encourage continuous growth.
• Family-owned USA small business: heirloom, non-GMO seeds that are open-pollinated, untreated, and quality tested for garden success.

Growing and harvesting tips

Plant in full sun to partial shade with evenly moist soil. Harvest outer leaves as needed to sustain ongoing production throughout the growing season. Because it’s a perennial, you may enjoy recurring harvests year after year with proper care and minimal effort.

What you’ll receive in this 2-pack

• Two packs of open-pollinated sorrel seeds, designed for reliable germination.
• Non-GMO, heirloom lineage with a heritage of home garden success.
• Untreated seeds tested for quality to support a steady start in your patch.

Kitchen and everyday uses

Rinse the leaves and add them to salads for a bright citrus note. They also pair well with soups, light sautés, and grain bowls, offering a flavorful accent without overpowering the dish.

Why this offering fits your garden

With its quick, cool-season growth and repeat harvests, sorrel can become a dependable splash of fresh greens in late winter through fall. The 2-pack configuration helps you reserve space for a second planting window, supporting a steadier supply of greens across changing seasons.