Kraft seed packet illustrated with Finocchio Fennel, with fresh Finocchio Fennel beside it
Finocchio Fennel growing in a garden
Finocchio Fennel Seeds growing in a home garden
Finocchio Fennel Seeds harvest up close
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Finocchio Fennel Seeds

Finocchio Fennel Seeds

Foeniculum vulgare var. azoricum

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  • Kitchen Bulb — Slice the bulb for a meal.
  • Feathery Leaves — Use leaves to flavor savory dishes.
  • Spice Seed — Harvest seeds to use as a spice.
  • Growing Timeline — Matures in 90 days.
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Finocchio fennel gives you more than one way to cook from the same plant. Slice the bulb for a meal and use the feathery leaves as a garnish.

  • Also called Florence fennel.
  • Leaves can flavor fish, chicken, and sauces.
  • Seeds can be harvested as a spice.
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Seed packets are not returnable. For seed problems, email support@homeygarden.com and we'll help.

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Seed storage

Keep seeds in a cool, dry place in their original packet or a sealed container. Check the packet for any variety-specific storage notes.

Good for:Raised bedsCookingFresh eating

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FROM THE SEED PACKET

How to grow

Days to maturity90 days
SunFull sun
Sow depth1/4 in
Spacing10 in
USDA zonesAnnual

1 Sow

Sow 1/4 inch deep in full sun.

2 Grow

Space plants 10 inches apart.

3 Harvest

Use the bulb, leaves, and harvested seeds in different dishes.

Three kitchen visits from one plant.

Wooden trug filled with tomatoes, okra, shallots and greens

Why we grow it

Finocchio gives the cook several reasons to visit the garden. Slice the bulb for a meal, then use the feathery leaves to flavor fish, chicken, or a sauce.

Also called Florence fennel, it offers seeds that can be harvested as a spice. Give it a sunny place and a little room to build that bulb.

Good to know

A few practical answers before you plant.

Have more questions? Visit Help or contact us.

Is Finocchio the same as Florence fennel?

Yes. Finocchio is also called Florence fennel.

Which parts can I use?

Slice the bulb, use the feathery leaves in cooking, and harvest the seeds as a spice.

Pairs well with