Bulk Non GMO Arugula Seeds (1/2 lb) 82,500 Seeds

I really packed the seeds in close and they all sprouted. I'ved thinned it and it's producing enough Arugula for an Army.

I enjoy this immensely. Arugula in the markets is a bit pricey. These seeds can be planted in patio containers or small flower pots inside. If planting is staggered to each 10 days to 2 weeks, one can have a steady supply of home grown arugula. Definitely would buy again.

This is a ton of arugula seeds! I don’t think I’ll have to buy any more in my lifetime unless they go bad. I grew some at home and as far as I can tell they all sprouted. Just grew them to the microgreens stage and they were delicious. I cut them down and they resprouted, a miracle.

Here is last year's review: Yeah, I'm done with big box store seeds that don't come up. These babies jumped out of the ground in 72 hours and almost all of them germinated. I could hardly believe it. I'm down for more Dirt Goddess seeds. And here is this year's: Same quality dirt, same procedure, but this year they did not perform as well. They did come up, and quickly. But then, not much growth. It has been a cold spring. Hopefully next year's Arugula seeds will improve.

Absolutely wonderful, 100% germination! I just threw them on the ground everywhere. Literally just tossed them on top of the soil. No covering it up with soil and they all took!

These seeds are ready to go. I sprinkled a few dozen on a flat of damp coir, patted them in place, and no kidding overnight, every single one of them had split the seedcoat and went to work.This, IMHO, is the only way to buy arugula from here on out.

I have long standing, slow bolting Arugula available 9 months a year. 10 months+ under cover. I decided not to fart around with little packets of seeds. When I want a salad...or an easy pesto... Great product. Good germination. Hardy.

good quality seeds.