85 days to maturity. Sesame indicum. White Shirogoma Sesame Seeds. Annual. You’ve definitely seen sesame seeds before, whether on a burger bun, in a salad, or in your favorite Chinese dish. But have you ever considered growing them? It’s surprisingly easy! Fresh, home-grown sesame seeds are packed full of more flavor than any burger bun could dream of. This particular variety is very nutritious—it’s a great source of protein and calcium! They grow in pods on plants that are three to four feet high. Seasame loves the heat, so if you’ve got long summers, give it a shot! About 12600 seeds/ounce.