Sorrel
Sorrel
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Sorrel grows well here as a weak perennial and will typically struggle through summer if offered some shade to bounce back with vigor in fall. Sorrel has a yummy tangy, lemony, acidic flavor that is similiar to cranberry hibiscus. You can toss small amounts into a salad mixed with other greens or sauté and serve with some fresh caught fish. Great in dressings as well.
Packet: 50 seeds.
Good to start from seed in these months:
North Florida: January-March, September-December
Central Florida: January-March, September-December
South Florida: January-February, October-December

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