105 Seeds| Cumin Seeds - Cuminum cyminum - Annual Herb for Culinary Spice Garden Outdoor Beds and Containers, Aromatic seeds, Ornamental Feathery Foliage#6019

Cumin (Cuminum cyminum) is an aromatic annual herb prized worldwide for its flavorful seeds, a staple spice in many cuisines. This sun-loving plant produces delicate feathery foliage and small white to pink flowers before setting seeds. Cumin thrives in warm, dry conditions and is easy to grow in garden beds or containers. Perfect for culinary gardens, it provides a fresh, homegrown supply of one of the worlds most popular spices. Seed Information Type: Herb Seeds Common Name: Cumin Genus: Cuminum Species: Cuminum cyminum Life Cycle: Annual Features: Culinary spice, aromatic seeds, ornamental feathery foliage, easy to grow Season of Interest: Summer (flowers), late summer to fall (seed harvest) Indoor/Outdoor: Both (outdoor beds, containers) Sunlight: Full sun Cultivating Difficulty: Easy to moderate Watering: Light to moderate, drought tolerant once established Climate: Warm, dry climates; Mediterranean, Arid, Temperate Growth Habit: Upright, 1220 in tall Soil Type: Well-draining sandy or loamy soil Soil pH: 6.07.5 Planting Time: Spring after frost Grow Instructions When to Plant: Direct sow outdoors after last frost; needs a warm growing season Soil: Loose, well-draining sandy or loamy soil Sunlight: Full sun (68 hours daily) Watering: Water lightly; avoid waterlogging Spacing: 68 inches apart in rows 12 inches apart Germination: 714 days at 7080F (2127C) Harvest: Seeds are ready when flower heads dry and turn brown (about 34 months) Tips: Thin seedlings to prevent overcrowding; collect seeds when dry and store in airtight containers