500pcs Ornamental And Practical Black Sesame Seeds For Multi Use Garden Planting

Black Sesame Seeds – Premium Kurogoma Seeds for Culinary and Garden Growing

Grow authentic Black Sesame plants from seed and cultivate one of the world’s oldest and most valuable edible oilseed crops prized for its nutrient-rich black seeds and exceptional culinary versatility. Black Sesame (Sesamum indicum), known in Japan as Kurogoma, is highly valued worldwide for its rich nutty flavor and traditional use in Japanese cuisine, baking, desserts, oils, sauces, spice blends, and gourmet cooking.

This productive edible plant is ideal for culinary gardeners, herb growers, homesteaders, collectors, edible landscaping enthusiasts, and growers seeking specialty crops with both ornamental and food production value. Mature plants develop attractive upright stems with delicate tubular flowers followed by seed pods containing hundreds of highly nutritious seeds.

Plant Details
• Botanical Name: Sesamum indicum
• Common Name: Black Sesame / Kurogoma
• Quantity: 500 Seeds
• Plant Type: Annual Edible Oilseed Crop
• Harvest Product: Nutrient Rich Black Sesame Seeds
• Flavor Profile: Rich Nutty Earthy Flavor
• Growth Habit: Upright Herbaceous Plant
• Mature Height: 2–5 Feet
• Sun Requirements: Full Sun
• Water Needs: Moderate Regular Moisture

Why Grow Black Sesame?
• Produces nutrient-rich edible black sesame seeds
• Traditional Japanese culinary ingredient
• Excellent gourmet cooking and baking crop
•  specialty edible garden plant
• High-value nutritious oilseed harvest
• Beautiful ornamental flowering seed pods
• Great edible garden and homestead crop

Growing Information
Direct sow seeds in warm fertile well-draining soil after frost danger has passed. Provide full sun exposure and moderate watering during active growth. Plants thrive in warm climates and mature seed pods should be harvested when dry before seeds naturally disperse.

Seed Quantity
• 500 Seeds

Perfect for growers seeking edible herb plants, Asian culinary garden species, Japanese specialty crops, gourmet cooking ingredients, homestead edible plants,  seed varieties, and productive garden harvest projects.