Celery 'Tango' Plants

Tango is a tender celery with a mild flavor.  Its mild flavor makes is very versatile in the kitchen from fresh eating to soups and salads. Tango also has abundant leaves that can be used as substitute to parsley.   In the garden it is easily grown and more tolerant of early summer heat than older varieties.  Tango will also tolerate blanching if sweeter stalks are preferred.   This celery can also be grown in containers with a 10"-12" container being sufficient.  An easy to grow plant that needs consistent moisture for best performance.Days to Maturity: 80  Spacing: 12"-14"  Mature Plant Height: 20"Fertilizer: Apply an all-purpose organic fertilizer at planting time and then an all-purpose organic liquid feed like fish emulsion every two weeks. When to plant: After all chances of frost have passed or sixty days before your first fall frost.  For early crops in the spring, you can transplant when the soil reaches fifty degrees Fahrenheit and cover them to protect from frost.  In the fa