Kings Seeds Fennel Rondo F1
by
King's Seeds
Description
This is a quick growing variety of Fennel with uniform, round white bulbs. This variety is good for summer and autumn production.
A vegetable plant to grace any plot, an attractive vegetable with tall stems and feathery green foliage. Unlike the fennel in the herb section which is grown specifically for its leaves, the Florence Fennel is grown for the bulbous swollen plant base which can be used chopped raw in salads, braised as a vegetable or added to delicious winter casseroles. It has a mild aniseed flavour with a texture much like celery.
When to Sow Rondo Fennel Seeds
April to May .
Where to Sow
Sow fennel seeds thinly, direct into a vegetable plot in rows 2cm (3/4in) deep and 30-45cm (12-18in) between the rows.
What to do next
Fennel does not like root disturbance so should not be transplanted. Thin seedlings as soon as large enough to handle to 25-30cm (10-12in) apart. Water well until plants are established. As the swollen stems start to develop, gradually build earth up around them to preserve the whiteness and flavour.
Maturity
Bulbs ready from September and October, Leaves can be used from July.
Handy Tip
The whole plant has a flavour, leaves for fish dishes, stems and bulbs raw in salads or braised as a vegetable.
Nutritional Values
Rich in antioxidant flavonoides and vitamin C as well as a good source of fibre.
A vegetable plant to grace any plot, an attractive vegetable with tall stems and feathery green foliage. Unlike the fennel in the herb section which is grown specifically for its leaves, the Florence Fennel is grown for the bulbous swollen plant base which can be used chopped raw in salads, braised as a vegetable or added to delicious winter casseroles. It has a mild aniseed flavour with a texture much like celery.
When to Sow Rondo Fennel Seeds
April to May .
Where to Sow
Sow fennel seeds thinly, direct into a vegetable plot in rows 2cm (3/4in) deep and 30-45cm (12-18in) between the rows.
What to do next
Fennel does not like root disturbance so should not be transplanted. Thin seedlings as soon as large enough to handle to 25-30cm (10-12in) apart. Water well until plants are established. As the swollen stems start to develop, gradually build earth up around them to preserve the whiteness and flavour.
Maturity
Bulbs ready from September and October, Leaves can be used from July.
Handy Tip
The whole plant has a flavour, leaves for fish dishes, stems and bulbs raw in salads or braised as a vegetable.
Nutritional Values
Rich in antioxidant flavonoides and vitamin C as well as a good source of fibre.
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