Organic 3" Starts. Classic mizuna with mild flavor.Mizuna has a mild, peppery flavor with a subtle mustard-like bite, but it’s much milder than arugula. Its taste is slightly tangy and grassy, making it a refreshing addition to salads. Some people also describe it as a bit sweet, with a delicate, leafy texture. Mizuna is often used in Japanese cuisine, where it pairs well with both cooked and raw dishes, adding a gentle pepperiness without overwhelming the other flavors. It’s perfect for adding complexity to lighter salads or as a topping for soups and stir-fries.
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.
All our current leaf lettuce varieties in one mix.
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. Ruby Streaks Mustard Greens have a mildly spicy, peppery flavor with a hint of sweetness and a delicate tang. Compared to traditional mustard greens, they are slightly milder but still offer a pleasant zing, similar to arugula or radish greens. The lacy, feathery leaves have a tender texture, making them perfect for fresh salads, where they add a pop of color and a gentle heat. When cooked, the spiciness mellows, and the greens develop a more earthy, subtly sweet taste, making them great for stir-fries, sautés, and soups. Their vibrant purple-red hue also makes them an eye-catching garnish or mix-in for various dishes.
