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• Annual • Contains approximately 400 Cress, Curled Herb Seeds. • Germination 2-7 days at 55-75 F. Plant seed shallow and keep soil moist. Full sun with well drained soil. Only 7-12 days to harvest. Cress is a cool-weather herb that has a peppery flavor and scent. Cress has a strong taste and can be added to various dishes for a tangy, zesty kick. It is especially great added to salads. This curled variety is beautiful with salad greens or used as a garnish. Planting, Growing, and Harvesting: Cress is known for growing quickly, and you can plant it out in the garden or in a container. Cress will re-seed itself if you allow it to go to flower. In the garden, sow cress seeds in well-drained, fertile soil. Cress does best in the early spring. It will grow to be about 6-12 inches high and will be ready to harvest after just a couple of weeks. Recipes/How to Use: Try cress in salads, sandwiches, or as a garnish. Its peppery taste will add tangy flavor to all kinds of dishes. Salad with Cress Ingredients: 2 C. salad greens 1 C. fresh peas (or frozen peas, thawed) 1 bunch cress 1/2 C. cherry tomatoes, cut in half 1 cucumber, sliced Directions: Mix together, and serve with your favorite dressing. |
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