Zesty Sorrel
(Page 4 of 5)
February/March 2007
By William Woys Weaver
Pests generally ignore sorrels. Excessive rain, however, may encourage leaf miners or black aphids. To reduce miner damage, destroy any leaves with white lines on them. Aphids can be dealt with organically by applying insecticidal soap. If deer are a problem, use a wire basket to protect your plants.
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Sorrel Sources
COMMON SORREL
The Cook’s Garden
Warminster, Penn.
(800) 457-9703
Goodwin Creek Gardens
(French sorrel also available)
Williams, Ore.
(800) 846-7359
The Gourmet Gardener
Live Oak, Fla.
(386) 362-9089
Richter’s
(French sorrel also available)
Goodwood, Ontario
(905) 640-6677
FRENCH SORREL
Artistic Gardens
St. Johnsbury Center, Vt.
(802) 748-1446
Pantry Garden Herbs
Cleveland, Mo.
(877) 572-4142
Sand Mountain Herbs
Fyffe, Ala.
BLOOD SORREL
Mulberry Creek Herb Farm
(French sorrel also available)
Huron, Ohio
(419) 433-6126
INDIAN SORREL
Redwood City Seed Company
(Single orders available by request)
Redwood City, Calif.
(650) 325-7333
PATIENCE DOCK
We have not found any U.S. garden seed companies that currently offer this sorrel, although it is being distributed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for wetlands restoration. (Many aquatic birds like to eat the leaves, and its strong roots are useful for reducing streambank erosion.) As a courtesy to Mother Earth News readers, the author can supply fresh, organically produced seed. To order, send $3.00 and your mailing address to:
Patience Dock Seed
William Woys Weaver
P. O. Box 75
Devon, PA 19333
Read more about patience dock in Easy Early Salads with Perennial Greens.
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