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Organic Certification Status
Open Pollinated / Hybrid (F1)
Open Pollinated / Hybrid (F1)
Other Crop Certifications
Other Crop Certifications
Producer / Farm
Producer / Farm
Scientific Name
Scientific Name
Plant Lifespan
Plant Lifespan
Cold Hardiness (F)
Cold Hardiness (F) Cold Hardiness is defined as coldest minimum temperature that a fully dormant plant can survive. Cold Hardiness zones can help guide whether perennial plants are suitable to your region or used to guide plantings of cold sensitive annuals.
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ZONE
  • 25 to 30 9b
Light Requirements
Light Requirements
Seed In
Seed In
Date Range
Season
  • Mar 21 - Apr 20 Early Spring
  • Apr 21 - May 20 Mid Spring
  • May 21 - Jun 20 Late Spring
  • Jun 21 - Jul 20 Early Summer
  • Jul 21 - Aug 20 Mid Summer
  • Aug 21 - Sep 21 Late Summer
  • Sep 22 - Oct 21 Early Fall
  • Oct 22 - Nov 21 Mid Fall
  • Nov 22 - Dec 20 Late Fall
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Seeding Depth
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Days to Sprout
Days to Sprout
Optimal Soil Temperature (F)
Optimal Soil Temperature (F) The average soil temperature over a 24-hour period (not just during the warmest or coldest part of the day). A reference for the ideal germination of seeds.
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Average Days from Seed to Harvest
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Fennel

The bulb, foliage and seeds of the Fennel plant are used in cooking and medicinally. The bulb is a crisp, anise-flavored vegetable, delicious raw or cooked. The leaves have a more delicate flavor, adding a subtle influence to dishes. The seeds are a common edition to Middle Eastern cooking, and are a potent digestive carminative herb, easing digestive upset, gas and bloating. Fennel can be a bit finicky - it prefers fertile, moist, well-drained soil, and needs care to be taken if transplanted.

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