Organic - Beautiful lime-green oakleaf-type lettuce and deeply lobed, frilly leaves. It has a crisp, slightly waxy texture and a firm structure that gives it a satisfying crunch.
Organic 3" Starts. Golden Frills Mustard Greens have a bright, spicy, and slightly sweet flavor with a delicate, feathery texture. They offer a bold mustard-like heat, similar to wasabi or horseradish, but with a milder, more balanced bite compared to stronger mustard green varieties. When eaten raw, Golden Frills add a zesty kick to salads, sandwiches, and garnishes. Cooking them mellows out their heat, bringing out a subtle sweetness and mild earthiness, making them a great addition to stir-fries, soups, and sautés. Their finely serrated, frilly leaves not only provide a unique texture but also make dishes visually striking.
Organic 3" Starts, Rich blue-green cabbage-like leaves. Champion collards have a distinct and hearty flavor that sets them apart from other leafy greens. Their taste is characterized by: Earthy and Savory – A deep, rich flavor that intensifies when cooked. Mildly Bitter with a Sweet Finish – The slight bitterness balances out with a subtle sweetness, especially after exposure to frost. Tender Yet Hearty – Unlike some tougher greens, Champion collards soften beautifully when cooked while retaining their structure.
Organic 3" Starts. Toscano kale, also known as Lacinato kale or Dinosaur kale, has a slightly sweet, earthy, and nutty flavor with a mild bitterness. Compared to curly kale, it is more tender and less bitter, making it a great choice for both raw and cooked dishes. The deep, dark green leaves have a firm yet delicate texture, which softens when massaged for salads or when cooked. When sautéed, steamed, or added to soups, Toscano kale develops a rich, almost buttery taste with a savory depth. Its balanced flavor makes it a favorite for dishes like kale chips, pasta, and stews.
Organic 3" Starts -Densely frilled leaf edges, stunning purple-sage color, deep purple stems. Curly Roja Kale has a robust, slightly bitter flavor with earthy undertones. Compared to standard curly kale, it tends to have a slightly milder taste, but still retains that signature kale bitterness. Its flavor profile is often described as hearty and peppery, with a faint sweetness when cooked or massaged (if you're making kale salads). The leaves are quite curly and tender, making it a great addition to both raw dishes and cooked meals, such as stir-fries, soups, or even baked kale chips. The vibrant red or purple hue also adds a colorful twist to any dish!
