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Arugula

How to Plant and Grow Arugula: Make your Greens Shoot Up Like a Rocket

Categories Vegetables Tags Arugula, Cruciferous Vegetables, Mustard & Cabbage Family (Brassicaceae)
Close of green argula gowing in a veggie garden.

Zesty, nutritious, and delicious, Arugula is a “don’t miss” crop for the garden. This straightforward salad green is easy to grow, takes very little space, and is ready to eat in just a few short weeks! Learn all about growing and harvesting arugula now.

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