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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)
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Organic- Densely curled purple leaves. Scarlet Kale is a stunning and nutritious variety of kale, prized for its vibrant purple-red leaves and robust flavor. This eye-catching leafy green is not only a decorative addition to gardens but also a powerhouse of vitamins and minerals. With a slightly sweeter and milder taste compared to other kale varieties,
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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.
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Organic 3" Starts. Sweet, tender leaves, Voted the best-tasting in our taste tests, with white ribs and blue green leaves. White Russian Kale is packed with essential nutrients. It is an excellent source of vitamins A, C, and K, which contribute to immune function, skin health, and strong bones. Additionally, it contains fiber, antioxidants, and minerals like calcium and iron, making it a powerhouse of nutrition that supports overall well-being.
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Organic 3" Starts. Tokyo Bekana has a mild, slightly sweet, and buttery flavor with a hint of pepperiness, similar to a very mild napa cabbage. Unlike traditional mustard greens, it lacks the strong spicy bite, making it an excellent choice for those who prefer a more delicate taste. The leaves are tender, crisp, and juicy, with a light, airy texture that works well in both raw and cooked dishes. When eaten fresh, Tokyo Bekana adds a refreshing crunch to salads, while cooking brings out its subtle sweetness, making it a great addition to stir-fries, soups, and sautés.