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ashitaba plant seeds Ashitaba Seeds

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ashitaba plant seeds Ashitaba SeedsAshitaba Seeds Ashitaba is a perennial herbaceous plant known for its vigorous growth and attractive green foliage. It is suitable for herb gardens, raised beds, edible landscapes, and container cultivation where plants can receive consistent moisture and suitable sunlight throughout the growing season. Herb Seed Perennial Plant Container Suitable Garden Friendly Key Features Vigorous Growth Habit Develops strong stems and abundant foliage under

Ashitaba Seeds

Ashitaba is a perennial herbaceous plant known for its vigorous growth and attractive green foliage. It is suitable for herb gardens, raised beds, edible landscapes, and container cultivation where plants can receive consistent moisture and suitable sunlight throughout the growing season.

Herb Seed
Perennial Plant
Container Suitable
Garden Friendly

Key Features

Vigorous Growth Habit

Develops strong stems and abundant foliage under suitable growing conditions.

Attractive Green Leaves

Produces lush foliage that adds texture and interest to garden plantings.

Versatile Growing Options

Suitable for herb gardens, raised beds, edible landscapes, and containers.

Perennial Adaptability

Returns each season in suitable climates and established growing locations.

Product Highlights

Perennial herb plant
Attractive green foliage
Suitable for herb gardens
Container gardening suitable
Raised bed suitable
Partial sun to full sun
Moist well-drained soil
Edible landscape suitable

Specifications

Scientific Name Angelica keiskei
Common Name Ashitaba
Seed Type Herb Seed
Growth Habit Herbaceous Perennial
USDA Zones 7–11
Planting Season Spring, Fall
Growing Season Spring Through Fall
Sowing Season Spring, Fall
Sowing Months March–May, September–October
Germination Time 14–30 Days
Germination Conditions 65–75°F (18–24°C)
Sunlight Partial Sun to Full Sun
Soil Moist Well-Drained Soil
Watering Moderate
Mature Size 3–5 ft Tall × 2–3 ft Wide
Plant Spacing 18–24 in Apart

Growing Guide

Step 1: Sow seeds in moist, well-drained seed-starting medium.
Step 2: Maintain temperatures between 65–75°F (18–24°C).
Step 3: Keep soil consistently moist during germination.
Step 4: Provide bright light and adequate airflow for seedlings.
Step 5: Transplant established seedlings into garden beds or containers.

Suitable For Herb Gardens And Raised Beds

Ashitaba is grown for its vigorous growth habit and attractive foliage. It is suitable for herb gardens, edible landscapes, raised beds, and containers where consistent moisture and suitable sunlight support healthy plant development throughout the growing season.

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