Celery Seed Collection – Utah Celery & Chinese Celery for Flavorful, Productive Gardens

Grow crisp, flavorful celery at home with the Celery Seed Collection from Survival Garden Seeds. This two-pack assortment features Utah Celery and Chinese Celery—two versatile, cool-season varieties known for dependable growth, excellent flavor, and strong performance in both outdoor gardens and indoor containers. Whether you’re harvesting full stalks, tender leaves, or using celery fresh or preserved, this collection offers a practical and productive addition to any kitchen garden.

Celery grows well in full sun and benefits from consistent moisture and rich soil. Both varieties can be started indoors for an early spring harvest, and Chinese Celery can even be grown year-round indoors, making it a flexible option for small-space gardeners.

Varieties Included in the Celery Seed Collection:

• Utah Celery: A nearly stringless green celery variety with thick, 12-inch stalks and excellent flavor. This All-American Selections winner is known for reliable growth, crisp texture, and consistent performance. Ideal for fresh eating, soups, stocks, and freezing. Best started in late winter for spring harvests.
• Chinese Celery: A smaller-statured celery with hollow, aromatic stems and strongly flavored leaves. Popular in Asian cuisine and perfect for stir-fries, soups, and dishes that benefit from a bold celery note. Thrives in pots and is a great choice for year-round indoor growing.

Why Customers Love the Celery Seed Collection:

• Includes two distinct, flavorful celery varieties
• Suitable for outdoor beds, raised beds, or indoor container gardens
• Produces crisp stalks and aromatic leaves for fresh or cooked dishes
• Excellent choice for cool-season planting and extended harvests
• Each packet includes clear planting and seed-saving instructions

How to Grow:
Start seeds indoors several weeks before your last frost date for best results. Transplant outdoors into full sun once temperatures are mild and stable. Provide rich, well-drained soil and consistent moisture to encourage tender stalks. For indoor growing, use deep containers and strong light. Harvest outer stalks as needed or wait for full-size plants to mature.