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Sorrel is one of the easiest perennials to grow, and once it's established it will come back year after year with almost no fuss. It's a cool-season green, so it loves our spring and fall weather and tolerates a light frost. Best variety to start with - French sorrel: Milder, more lemony, smaller leaves. Best for salads and cooking. - Garden sorrel: Bigger, more tart leaves. Great for soups. - Start with transplants if you can find them, they establish faster than seed. Where to plant - Sun: Full sun in spring/fall, but afternoon shade helps in summer heat so it doesn't bolt as fast. - Soil: Rich, moist, well-drained soil. Work in compost before planting. It likes slightly acidic to neutral soil, pH 5.5 to 7.0. - Spacing: 12 to 18 inches apart, rows 18 inches apart. It gets bushy. How to plant - From seed: Sow directly outdoors as soon as soil can be worked, usually late March to April here. Plant 1/4 inch deep. Thin to 12 inches when seedlings are a few inches tall. You can also start indoors 3-4 weeks before last frost. - From transplants: Plant at same depth as in the pot, water well. - Container: Works great in a pot at least 12 inches deep if you want to keep it close to the kitchen. Care through the season - Water: Keep soil consistently moist, about 1 inch per week. Don't let it dry out completely or leaves get bitter. - Feed: Side-dress with compost in spring. Avoid heavy nitrogen fertilizer, it makes leaves less flavorful. - Bolting: It will send up a tall flower stalk in summer heat. Snip it off right away to keep leaves coming. If you let it flower, it will self-seed. - Harvest: Start picking outer leaves when they're 4-6 inches long. Pick regularly, it encourages new growth. Young leaves are tender, older leaves are more sour. - Fall: It will die back after a hard frost, then return in early spring. Pests and problems - Very few issues. Watch for slugs in wet springs and leaf miners making squiggly lines. Pick off affected leaves, no spray needed. Winter in Zones 2-5 - Mulch with 2-3 inches of straw or shredded leaves in late fall. It is hardy to Zone 5, so it will survive our winters fine without digging it up. Want it for salads or mostly for cooking? That changes whether I'd suggest French sorrel or garden sorrel, and how often to harvest.
Sorrel is one of the easiest perennials to grow, and once it's established it will come back year after year with almost no fuss. It's a cool-season green, so it loves our spring and fall weather and tolerates a light frost. Best variety to start with - French sorrel: Milder, more lemony, smaller leaves. Best for salads and cooking. - Garden sorrel: Bigger, more tart leaves. Great for soups. - Start with transplants if you can find them, they establish faster than seed. Where to plant - Sun: Full sun in spring/fall, but afternoon shade helps in summer heat so it doesn't bolt as fast. - Soil: Rich, moist, well-drained soil. Work in compost before planting. It likes slightly acidic to neutral soil, pH 5.5 to 7.0. - Spacing: 12 to 18 inches apart, rows 18 inches apart. It gets bushy. How to plant - From seed: Sow directly outdoors as soon as soil can be worked, usually late March to April here. Plant 1/4 inch deep. Thin to 12 inches when seedlings are a few inches tall. You can also start indoors 3-4 weeks before last frost. - From transplants: Plant at same depth as in the pot, water well. - Container: Works great in a pot at least 12 inches deep if you want to keep it close to the kitchen. Care through the season - Water: Keep soil consistently moist, about 1 inch per week. Don't let it dry out completely or leaves get bitter. - Feed: Side-dress with compost in spring. Avoid heavy nitrogen fertilizer, it makes leaves less flavorful. - Bolting: It will send up a tall flower stalk in summer heat. Snip it off right away to keep leaves coming. If you let it flower, it will self-seed. - Harvest: Start picking outer leaves when they're 4-6 inches long. Pick regularly, it encourages new growth. Young leaves are tender, older leaves are more sour. - Fall: It will die back after a hard frost, then return in early spring. Pests and problems - Very few issues. Watch for slugs in wet springs and leaf miners making squiggly lines. Pick off affected leaves, no spray needed. Winter in Zones 2-5 - Mulch with 2-3 inches of straw or shredded leaves in late fall. It is hardy to Zone 5, so it will survive our winters fine without digging it up. Want it for salads or mostly for cooking? That changes whether I'd suggest French sorrel or garden sorrel, and how often to harvest.


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