Description
Okay foragers, here’s a hardly edible that might appear on a NOMA menu. Sea or Rock Samphire. Don’t you just love the common name? Native to European coastlines, it adapts well to garden settings, but I would stress it prefers well drained soil. It is an attractive umbellifer with lime yellow green flower heads that will entice pollinators to your garden. The filagreed succulent-like foliage is edible and tastes somewhat like a cross between capers and asparagus. Grows 12-15″ tal and will grow in seaside as well as average garden conditions! Available to ship June 12.
Exposure: Sun
Zones: (5) 6-8
24 OZ. DEEP PERENNIAL TUBES
