planting stinging nettle seeds Organic Stinging Nettle Seeds – Grow Nutritious Culinary Greens

planting stinging nettle seeds Organic Stinging Nettle Seeds – Grow Nutritious Culinary GreensOrganic stinging nettle seeds grow hardy, nutrient rich perennial plants with edible leaves used for teas, soups, and herbal remedies. Thriving in moist, well drained soil, these fast growing plants improve soil health and attract beneficial insects. Packed with vitamins and minerals, stinging nettle is valued for culinary, medicinal, and permaculture uses, making it a must have for home gardens. Cooked it has the taste and texture of cooked spinach.

Organic stinging nettle seeds grow hardy, nutrient-rich perennial plants with edible leaves used for teas, soups, and herbal remedies. Thriving in moist, well-drained soil, these fast-growing plants improve soil health and attract beneficial insects. Packed with vitamins and minerals, stinging nettle is valued for culinary, medicinal, and permaculture uses, making it a must-have for home gardens.

Cooked it has the taste and texture of cooked spinach. The tea is a great spring tonic and tastes as green as it looks! We love to enjoy nettle's new shoots as they emerge in spring cooking it in soups & stews, especially miso soup!  Fresh plants have tiny stinging hairs that protects it from animals that would otherwise eat it - wear gloves when handling fresh nettles. Can be grown in the shade. (aka Stinging Nettles - Urtica dioica)

Wear gloves while handling fresh nettle - it's called "stinging nettle" for a reason! You have been warned. We suggest planting it in a wilder area of your yard so that you don't accidentally brush against it. 

Height: up to 4'. Nettles will spread by roots so plant it somewhere that it can spread.