Stokes Seeds Astro Arugula

Astro is specifically bred for superior heat tolerance, which helps it resist bolting during the summer months. Its leaves are also less deeply lobed than standard varieties, resulting in a milder, sweeter flavor profile without the sharp, onion-like aftertaste.

You can expect to start harvesting your arugula between 30 and 52 days after sowing. The exact timing depends on your local climate and growing conditions.

Yes, the plant forms small rosettes with abundant external leaves, making it well-suited for a cut-and-come-again harvesting method. For a steady supply throughout the season, we recommend using a consistent seeding schedule.

For the best results, space your seeds 1 inch apart within the row, and ensure your rows are spaced 18 inches apart to allow for proper airflow and growth.

Absolutely. Because Astro is bred for heat tolerance, it is one of the most reliable choices for extending your arugula harvest into the warmer summer months when other varieties might struggle.