All our current romaine varieties in one mix.
Organic 3" Starts. pace Spinach has a mild, slightly sweet, and earthy flavor with a smooth, tender texture. It is similar to classic spinach but often has a crisper bite, making it excellent for fresh salads, sandwiches, and wraps. When cooked, it becomes soft and slightly richer in flavor, developing a subtle nuttiness. Space Spinach works well in sautés, soups, omelets, and smoothies, offering a fresh, clean taste without overpowering other ingredients. Its balanced flavor and versatility make it a great choice for both raw and cooked dishes.
Organic 3" Starts. Bloomsdale Longstanding Spinach has a robust, earthy flavor with a slightly sweet and mild bitterness. It is known for its deep, rich taste compared to some other spinach varieties. The leaves are thick, tender, and slightly crinkled, which helps retain flavor when cooked. Raw, it has a fresh, slightly peppery bite that softens once it’s sautéed or cooked, becoming more savory and smooth. The rich, slightly nutty flavor makes it perfect for use in soups, stews, omelets, and sautés. Bloomsdale Longstanding spinach holds up well to cooking, maintaining its flavor and texture in a variety of dishes.
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.
Organic 3" Starts. Bright green, broad leaves with a tightly scalloped margin and hot, mustardy flavor. Green Wave Mustard Greens have a bold, spicy, and slightly peppery flavor, similar to other mustard greens, but with an extra punch. The flavor is a combination of mustard-like heat and bitterness, making it a lively addition to dishes. When eaten raw, the greens offer a sharp, zesty bite, but when cooked, the bitterness tends to mellow, and the heat becomes more subdued. Green Wave mustard greens are often described as having a more pronounced mustard flavor than other varieties, making them perfect for adding a tangy kick to salads, stir-fries, soups, or sautés. Their crisp texture also holds up well in cooking, giving dishes a nice bite and depth.
