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- Lamb's Quarter Seeds Chenipodium album
- Full sunlight, moderate moisture levels, and a fertile loamy soil are the preferred conditions for growth. Partial sun and less fertile kinds of soil are also tolerated. Again this plant can become very aggressive because it can produce abundant seedlings that cover the ground so be careful. *Our Garden is not certified organic but we DO grow to organic standards. We use NO chemical fertilizers. ALL of the other seeds labeled organic in our store ARE certified organic.
- Please visit my store, Rainbow Seeds & Supply, for Wholesale quantities of these seeds, and a wide variety of ORGANIC and HEIRLOOM Vegetable and Flower seeds along with Medicinal Mushroom Plugs for growing your own mushrooms, and many other great items. At Rainbow Seeds & Supply we use 100% recycled paper and envelopes, and reuse packing materials whenever possible to reduce waste and environmental degradation.
- This listing is for a package of way over 50+ Lamb's quarters Seeds! These seeds have been harvested directly from our organic* garden. It is better than spinach, its relative, both for flavor and nutrition. Lamb's Quarters is also known as "white goosefoot", "pigweed", or "dirty dick." Lamb's Quarters is the European relative of spinach and beets, which grows throughout the North American continent and bears huge quantities of edible, spinach flavored leaves you can collect from mid-spring to late fall. This AMAZING plant is one of the highest sources of beta-carotene, calcium, potassium, and iron in the world. It is also a great source of trace minerals, B-complex vitamins, vitamin C, and fiber. The seeds are very high in protein, Vitamin A, Calcium, Phosphorus, and potassium, but they are very hard to collect! And be very careful if you plan to collect seeds. This plant drops thousands of seeds and the seeds can remain viable in the soil for 10 years or more producing plants every year! So if you don't want to be weeding this out of your garden every year then you should harvest the plant when it is still young. I only use the baby greens myself. The flavor is best when the plant is smaller than 1 foot. With a wholesale lot of seeds like this one you can sow the seeds in your garden all year so you can have wonderful baby greens all season long!
