Organic 3" Starts. Red Russian kale has a mild, slightly sweet, and nutty flavor with a hint of peppery earthiness. Compared to curly kale, it is much less bitter, making it a great choice for raw salads and slaws. The tender, flat leaves have a soft, almost velvety texture, and their purple-tinged stems add a slight crunch. When cooked, Red Russian kale becomes even sweeter and develops a rich, savory depth, making it excellent for sautés, soups, and braised dishes. Its balanced flavor and tenderness make it one of the most versatile kale varieties.
Organic 3" Starts. Asian Green with mild flavor. Crunchy, juicy stems. Tatsoi has a well-balanced flavor that makes it a favorite among leafy greens. Its taste can be described as: Mild and Sweet – A delicate sweetness that sets it apart from stronger mustard greens. Slightly Peppery – A subtle hint of spice, similar to arugula but much gentler. Earthy and Nutty – Adds depth without overpowering other ingredients. Tender and Buttery – Leaves have a smooth, almost velvety texture that enhances any dish.
Containers are fiber molded, meaning they are made of recycled material, biodegradable, and usually decompose in about a year's time. 21 in. OD: 22-1/8 x 8 in. Interior: 20.75in.(52.7cm) Top Diam, 14.375in.(36.5cm) Bottom Diam, 7.625in.(19.3cm) H, 7.21 gal capacity (27.3L)
Organic 3" Starts. Good flavor and texture to salad mix. Dark green leaves.
Organic 3" Starts, Green Wave mustard greens are a powerhouse of nutrition. They are rich in vitamins A, C, and K, essential for supporting immune function, skin health, and strong bones. Additionally, they contain antioxidants and fiber, which aid digestion and help reduce inflammation. Somewhat spicy mustard flavor. Green Wave mustard greens have a distinct spicy kick, making them a versatile ingredient in the kitchen. Some delicious ways to enjoy them include: Raw in salads – Add a bold, peppery bite to fresh greens. Sautéed or stir-fried – A quick cook with garlic and olive oil mellows their heat while preserving their texture. Blended into soups – Their rich flavor enhances broths and stews. Fermented or pickled – A great way to preserve their taste while adding probiotic benefits.
