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Misc. Heirloom Greens
"white stem aka Naiyu" (33 days) Who can resist Baby Pak Choy! Juicy, succulent stems and leave...
"white stem aka Naiyu" (33 days) Who can resist Baby Pak Choy! Juicy, succulent stems and leaves in only 30 days. Also called Shanghai Bok Choy. Pak Choy is fast growing and great for winter-time greenhouse growing. Extremely popular in stir frys. A sell out every time at farmer's markets here in San Francisco.
$2.99 – $158.00
Organic Gourmet Greens Mesclun Mix A succulent blend of gourmet greens that will satisfy your pal...
Organic Gourmet Greens Mesclun Mix A succulent blend of gourmet greens that will satisfy your pallet and is extremely healthy. This mesclun blend is the type normally served in fine restaurants, but you can grow it right in your own backyard. Everything is in one easy package. Just plant it, water it and serve it up! Contains: Arugula, Spinach, Swiss Chard, Endive, Kale, Mustards and Lettuces. Learn to grow Super Salad Greens for the price of a seed packet! Grow Super Salad Greens a 32 page ...
$2.99 – $350.15
Arugula "Roquette" (25-45 days) Approx. 100 seeds per pkg. The entire plant may be harvested, o...
Arugula "Roquette" (25-45 days) Approx. 100 seeds per pkg. The entire plant may be harvested, or individual leaves may be cut from the plant. Leaves give a sharp, spicy, pungent, peppery taste, similar to horseradish, in mixed salads, complementing both bland butterhead lettuce and bitter chicories. Best used raw in salads and in tomato dishes when the serrated leaves are only two to three inches long. It can be steamed, cooked as a potherb, or pureed and added to soups. Harvested leaves ca...
$2.49 – $459.99
Organic Braising Greens A growing trend at fine eateries and farmer's market is a high quali...
Organic Braising Greens A growing trend at fine eateries and farmer's market is a high quality braising mix. This is a unique blend of different mustards and arugula. Sure to please the most refined palette. A very healthy alternative to lettuce. Perfect for home gardens as well. ***Mix contains Tatsoi, Mizuna, Red Giant Mustard, Mibuna, Arugula
$2.99 – $32.50
(20-45 days) One gram will sow 45 feet at (thinned) spacing of 12-18” on 24” rows. Beautiful tri...
(20-45 days) One gram will sow 45 feet at (thinned) spacing of 12-18” on 24” rows. Beautiful tri-color annual vigorous variety. Tender greens that will please the eyes as well as the palette. Great as a colorful addition to salads, or cooked. Add sunflowers and make a stunning flower arrangement!
$2.29 – $199.99
Amaranthus caudatus Red Garnet Amaranth 7 grams - approximately 7000 seeds per seed pkg One...
Amaranthus caudatus Red Garnet Amaranth 7 grams - approximately 7000 seeds per seed pkg One gram will sow 45 feet at (thinned) spacing of 12-18” on 24” rows. Intensely bright fuchsia-red plants are just much brighter than most Amaranths we think. Red Garnet can be used as a cooked green, allowed to flower for a dramatic display in the garden or grow it for grain! Some folks share the grain with the birds attracting beautiful buntings, goldfinches and other flying jewels. Red Garnet Ama...
$2.49 – $36.99
Organic Broadleaf Batavian Endive
Cichorium endivia Organic Broadleaf Batavian Endive (80 days) Lettuce-like leaves are broad an...
Cichorium endivia Organic Broadleaf Batavian Endive (80 days) Lettuce-like leaves are broad and slightly twisted. Leaves form around 10-12" heads that are tightly packed with a well blanched, creamy heart. Makes an excellent garnish as well. ***Like all members of the chicory family, endive has a bitter flavor, but the intensity of the bitterness varies depending on the cultivar and how it is handled. Too much heat causes endive to be over bitter. In hot regions it is best to plant endive...
$2.99 – $91.00
An excellent forage chicory that will give your animals high-quality feed when the cooler season ...
An excellent forage chicory that will give your animals high-quality feed when the cooler season crops give out in the heat of summer. This broad-leafed perennial is perfect to mix with existing grass pasture, or put into a mix with clovers and forage radish. Sow in the mid-spring or mid-fall after cultivation in your pasture. Seed at 7-10 lb. per acre, if you're wanting chicory dominance. Otherwise can be mixed as low as 1 pound chicory to 8 lb. clovers.
$2.49 – $29.15