Bronze Fennel Seeds

No, this is a non-bulbing variety. It is specifically cultivated for its feathery, bronze-red foliage and aromatic leaves rather than for a thick bulb.

Yes, every part of the plant is edible. The feathery leaves offer a distinct anise flavor that works well in salads, soups, and stews, while the flowers and seeds can also be used in culinary applications.

Bronze Fennel is a tall, architectural plant that can reach up to 72 inches in height. Because of its size, it is best placed toward the back of a garden bed or used as a vertical focal point.

Absolutely. The yellow umbel flowers produced by the plant are highly effective at attracting butterflies, bees, and other beneficial pollinators to your garden.

It is versatile and can act as either an annual or a perennial depending on your climate. It is hardy in zones 4 through 12, so it may return year after year in warmer regions.

For the best results, plant these seeds in a spot that receives full sun. They should be sown about 0.25 inches deep with 12 to 18 inches of spacing between plants to allow for proper airflow and growth.