Rocket Wild
Wild Rocket has distinctive deep green serrated leaves, with a more intense and pungent flavour than standard salad Rocket.
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Wild Rocket has distinctive deep green serrated leaves, with a more intense and pungent flavour than standard salad Rocket.
A rapid grower with peppery-tasting leaves that will add zest to your salads.
A rapid grower with peppery-tasting leaves that will add zest to your salads.
Rocket is best eaten when young otherwise it can be quite bitter to the taste.
Make sure you harvest regularly when the seedlings are young.
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