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Grass Rumex Twister Grass Seeds

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Grass Rumex Twister Grass Seeds - Irish Plants Direct
 
Rumex Twister Grass Seeds (Rumex flexuosus 'Twister')
Add a touch of elegance and flavour to your garden with Rumex Twister, also known as Bronze Sorrel or Maori Dock.
 
This distinctive perennial features slender, lance-shaped leaves in striking copper-red hues, offering both ornamental appeal and culinary versatility.
 
Its tangy, lemony taste makes it a delightful addition to salads and cooked dishes.
 
 
Ideal for borders, containers, or mixed plantings, Rumex Twister thrives in well-drained, slightly acidic soils and is hardy down to -15°C.
 
Its unique foliage adds texture and colour to garden designs, while its edible leaves provide a zesty flavour to various recipes.
 
Seed Quantity: Approx. 35
 
Sow: March – May
Germination: 10 – 14 days
Soil: Fertile, well-drained, slightly acidic
Height: 30 cm
Flowering: June – July
Harvest: April – November
Companion Plants: Chives, Parsley, Dill
Avoid Planting With: Plants preferring alkaline soils
 
Sowing Instructions
Outdoors:
Sow seeds directly into prepared soil from March to May. Space rows 30 cm apart, placing seeds 3–4 cm apart within the row. Cover lightly with soil and keep moist until germination. Thin seedlings to 15 cm apart for young leaves or 30 cm for mature plants.
 
Containers:
Fill pots with quality compost, sow seeds on the surface, and cover lightly. Place in a sunny or partially shaded location, keeping the soil consistently moist.
 
Harvesting:
Begin harvesting young leaves 6–8 weeks after sowing. Regular picking encourages new growth. For extended harvests into winter, protect plants with cloches or frames.
 
With its vibrant foliage and zesty flavour, Rumex Twister is a versatile addition to both ornamental and edible gardens.
 
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