Why did humans start cultivating celery? It's low-calorie and, one might argue, low flavor. We asked some experts at the intersection of botany and anthropology to share their best guesses.
celery seeds
EGP45.00
Celery is a durable vegetable with long erect stems when grown, perfect for stews, salads, or just eaten raw. Prefers a sunny spot to thrive.
Sow: February-March, October-December.
- Contains 2 grams of seeds.
- 85% Germination Percentage.
Sow: February-March, October-December.
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