How To Grow Mustard

Have you ever sprinkled a pinch of spicy brown seeds onto a hot dog or swirled a spoonful of smooth Dijon into a vinaigrette and thought, Could I make this myself?

Sow seeds 4–6 weeks before the last spring frost. how to grow mustard

Growing mustard is widely reviewed by gardening experts as one of the easiest crops for beginners because it is , hardy , and versatile . It is primarily grown for its peppery leaves (mustard greens) or its seeds to make condiments. Quick Growing Overview Difficulty: Easy—ideal for children and new gardeners. Have you ever sprinkled a pinch of spicy

Pro tip: Succession sow every 2–3 weeks for a continuous harvest of tender leaves. It is primarily grown for its peppery leaves

Mustard is a . It grows best in temperatures between 45°F and 75°F .

Look for varieties like Florida Broadleaf (smooth, mild) or Green Wave (curled, spicy).