Cowhorn Okra Seeds
Cowhorn Okra Seeds
Cowhorn Okra is a renowned heirloom variety known for its spineless pods and impressive height, producing abundant yields in your garden.
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Product Details
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USDA Hardiness Zone
8-11 -
Soil type
Well-drained, fertile soil -
Sunlight Exposure
Full sun -
Expected Planting Period
Late spring to early summer
Discover Cowhorn Okra Seeds
Cowhorn Okra Seeds are an exceptional choice for gardeners seeking to grow a prolific and heirloom variety. Known for their spineless, elongated pods, these plants can reach impressive heights of 7-14 feet, making them a striking addition to any garden.
With pods growing between 6 to 14 inches long, the ideal harvesting size is around 6-7 inches. The germination rate for these seeds is an impressive 85%, with sprouting typically occurring within 2-12 days. This versatility and rapid growth make Cowhorn Okra a must-have for every gardener.
Often referred to as Texas Longhorn, this variety carries the spirit of the Lone Star State in every pod. Enjoy the satisfaction of growing your own vegetables while benefiting from their abundant yields and unique flavor.
Key Benefits:
- High yields with minimal effort
- Unique, spineless pods for easy harvesting
- Impressive plant height for a striking garden presence
- Ideal for warm climates and home gardens
- Quick germination for prompt harvests
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the optimal growing conditions for Cowhorn Okra? These plants thrive in well-drained soil with full sun exposure.
- What is the ideal planting period for Cowhorn Okra? Plant in late spring to early summer after the last frost.
- How tall do Cowhorn Okra plants grow? They can reach heights of 7 to 14 feet.
- When should I harvest Cowhorn Okra? Harvest pods when they are 6-7 inches long for best flavor.
- What is the germination time for Cowhorn Okra Seeds? Seeds typically sprout within 2-12 days.
| Size | 1000 Seeds or 2 OZ, 125 Seeds or 1/4 OZ, 2000 Seeds or 1/4 LB, 250 Seeds or 1/2 OZ, 30 Seeds, 4000 Seeds or 1/2 LB, 500 Seeds or 1 OZ, 60 Seeds or 1/8 OZ |
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