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Storage Keep refrigerated. Use within 2 days of opening. Do not exceed the date shown. Other Information Per Calories 11 0. Brand details. Brand Morrisons. Please enter a quantity before adding to wishlist. Growing Information. Begin harvest in days when 2" tall.

Sow every 2 weeks for a steady supply. Keep soil moist as the seed germinates slowly. Thin to " apart. Pick individual leaves or clip full rosettes at the root.

Thin to 4" apart and keep well-watered, or start seed indoors, keeping the soil moist. Transplant to large pots, cold frame, or field with soil that is fertile, humus-rich, well-limed, and has a pH around 7. Keep soil moist or sit pots in pans of water and renew water daily. With light peppery characteristics, Watercress delivers a nutritious garden-fresh taste, enhancing the flavour of its accompaniments. View Recipe.

The great all-rounder. Use in salads, soups and sandwiches, toss through to add flavour to dips, pasta, and rice, as well as vegetable and meat dishes.

Vivid green in colour, Watercress has small, round, shiny, green leaves with pale flowing stems. Extend the life of your Watercress by removing the plant from its sleeve, keeping it moist and storing it away from extreme temperatures. To maintain freshness, store between degrees C.

Rinse lightly under cold clean water before use. Harvest There are two methods of gathering salad greens. The first cutting may contain more brassicas than lettuces arugula, mizuna but if you cut the mix back when the leaves are still small, the lettuce will catch up.

The salad greens will regrow for a second harvest in another 2 or 3 weeks. Quick Facts: Delicious, distinctive taste for salads and vegetarian dishes Small, dark-green leaves grow on crisp stems Direct-seed in full sun near clear running water Open pollinated seeds Matures in 60 days.

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