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Garlic mustard (
Alliaria petiolata
) 400 Seeds Per Gram
Garlic mustard (
Alliaria petiolata
) 400 Seeds Per Gram
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Garlic mustard (
Alliaria petiolata
) 400 Seeds Per Gram
Product Code:
alpe400
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Also known as Hedge Garlic and Jack-by-the-hedge. A medium to tall biennial or short-lived perennial with small white yellow-centred flowers. Flowers occur from April to June and are followed by long green seedpods that shed their seed from July onwards. The fresh green heart-shaped leaves that are well toothed and smell of garlic when crushed are probably the easiest way to identify this plant.
We sell Garlic mustard (
Alliaria petiolata
) seeds per gram; customers should be aware that when ordering more than one gram of Garlic mustard seeds the entire amount will be bagged together to reduce unnecessary packaging.)
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* Type: Hedgerow perennial
* Seeds per gram: 400
* Origin: Cumbria
* Grows readily from seed sown at any time of the year
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Complete Product Information for Garlic mustard (
Alliaria petiolata
) 400 Seeds Per Gram
Garlic mustard is most characteristic of hedgerows, woodlands and riverbanks where the soil is moist and fertile. Avoids very acid soils. It requires a combination of moderate shade and occasional disturbance if it is not to be outcompeted by species that are more robust. A plant native to Britain, its population seems to have remained stable over the past forty years. Garlic mustard is famously the larval food plant of the Orange-tip butterfly particularly on damper more open sites such as riverbanks. Look out for the orange eggs laid just behind the flower. Less well known it is also an important food plant for the caterpillars of green-veined whites.
Grows readily from seed sown at any time of the year, it does however require a long period of chilling to break dormancy. If sowing in situ on sites that might be colonized by weeds it is therefore best to sow in autumn. On sites that are moist and partially shaded the plants should look after themselves but if you find other species taking over try some moderate disturbance of the soil in late summer or autumn.
Supplier Details for Garlic mustard (
Alliaria petiolata
) 400 Seeds Per Gram
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