Comments on: Arugula Is The Easiest, Fastest Plant To Grow. http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/arugula-is-the-easiest-fastest-plant-to-grow-its-tasty-too/ Tips, strategies and conversations for organic gardening Sat, 12 May 2012 19:33:38 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cindy W. http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/arugula-is-the-easiest-fastest-plant-to-grow-its-tasty-too/#comment-6278 Cindy W. Fri, 06 Apr 2012 20:09:47 +0000 http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/?p=2394#comment-6278 Arugala in Virginia Arugala in Virginia

]]> By: Cindy W. http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/arugula-is-the-easiest-fastest-plant-to-grow-its-tasty-too/#comment-6277 Cindy W. Fri, 06 Apr 2012 20:08:32 +0000 http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/?p=2394#comment-6277 Phyllis, I have the same condition in Va. It grew all winter, now the bed is full of two feet tall flowering plants. I think I'll pull it all up and if more seeds germinate then I'll let some of them grow. My 4x8 garden is now 100% full of arugala! It re-seeded like crazy and it's no longer young and tender. Last spring was my first experience with it, and it certainly grows like a weed! I googled it to see if I should pull it up, and I got my answer. Good luck gardening! Phyllis, I have the same condition in Va. It grew all winter, now the bed is full of two feet tall flowering plants. I think I’ll pull it all up and if more seeds germinate then I’ll let some of them grow. My 4×8 garden is now 100% full of arugala! It re-seeded like crazy and it’s no longer young and tender. Last spring was my first experience with it, and it certainly grows like a weed!

I googled it to see if I should pull it up, and I got my answer.

Good luck gardening!

]]> By: Phyllis Naples http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/arugula-is-the-easiest-fastest-plant-to-grow-its-tasty-too/#comment-6257 Phyllis Naples Thu, 29 Mar 2012 15:54:54 +0000 http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/?p=2394#comment-6257 I live in central Connecticut and the arugula in my tiny garden plot grew all winter and is now pruducing flowers. Should I pull the plants up or let them reseed. They are rather like dandelions in the way they show up all over the place. Are they naturally a perennial? I live in central Connecticut and the arugula in my tiny garden plot grew all winter and is now pruducing flowers. Should I pull the plants up or let them reseed. They are rather like dandelions in the way they show up all over the place. Are they naturally a perennial?

]]> By: General Hydroponics http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/arugula-is-the-easiest-fastest-plant-to-grow-its-tasty-too/#comment-6253 General Hydroponics Tue, 27 Mar 2012 07:20:21 +0000 http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/?p=2394#comment-6253 Thanks for sharing such a wonderful article. I thought only radish is the fastest and easiest plant to grow, as it take only 21 days to grow from seed to harvest. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful article. I thought only radish is the fastest and easiest plant to grow, as it take only 21 days to grow from seed to harvest.

]]> By: Polly http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/arugula-is-the-easiest-fastest-plant-to-grow-its-tasty-too/#comment-4531 Polly Sat, 29 Jan 2011 23:50:07 +0000 http://yourorganicgardeningblog.com/?p=2394#comment-4531 Arugula plants should be 1-2 in. apart. If you sow the seeds thickly, remove the excess seedlings. This will give you fewer, larger plants. Give each plants 8" of space when they are 4 " tall Arugula plants should be 1-2 in. apart. If you sow the seeds thickly, remove the excess seedlings. This will give you fewer, larger plants.
Give each plants 8″ of space when they are 4 ” tall

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