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Conventionally
produced seed. - Seed may be untreated but is not certified as organic. |
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| Arugula
Seed |
One
of the most popular additions to a micro green mix. Leaves are tastiest
when 2 to 6 inches long. |
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| Basil,
large leaf Italian Seed |
Intense
flavored, large aromatic leaves. |
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Basil Seed, Genovese |
One of the best known Basil varieties. Large leaves
with spicy flavor. Plants grow 18-24" and its possible to get 3 or 4
cuts. |
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| Beet
Seed,
Early Wonder |
Maturity 48-60 days. Tall
vigorous dark-green 16-18 in. tops tinged with maroon, excellent for
greens, dark purplish red 3 in. flattened globes, used as a first early
variety or for midsummer, bunching beet used in home or market gardens. |
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| Beet
Seed,
Bull's Blood |
35
days for baby leaf tops, or 55 days for edible roots. Grown primarily
for its tender sweet, dark red leaves. Also produces a tasty beet
when harvested young (2-3 in.) |
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| Broccoli
Seed |
4-5
days. These healthy sprouts contain a high percentage of sulforaphane, a
compound proven to inhibit the development of cancer. Though not bitter,
these sprouts do possess "a little zing" that adds flavor to
salads. |
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| Burgandy
Amaranth Seed; Garnet Red |
Sometimes
called Chinese Spinach. Intense
color makes and ideal choice for any micro green selection |
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| Cabbage
Seed,
Chinese Kogane |
Yellow
inner leaves and bright yellow outer leaves. |
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| Cabbage
Seed,
Red Express |
The
first super early o.p. red cabbage to be released in years, small plant
frame, dense, solid, oval heads, dark red color, 2-3 lbs., bred for
Canada & Northern US. |
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| Celery
Seed,
Tall Utah |
Vigorous
strain of Utah often used by commercial celery growers near southern CA,
tall dark green plants, thick smooth stalks 10-12 in. long to the first
joint if well grown, sweet without blanching, brown check resistant,
seems to be tolerant to some strains of Western celery mosaic. |
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| Celery
Seed,
Light Green |
30
days. Bright green 1 to 1.5" seedlings with that distinct celery
smell and taste. Pre-soaking seed for 3 days before planting enhances
germination. |
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| Chard
Seed,
Fordhook Giant |
50-60
days. Broad dark-green heavy leaves with white veins and stalks. Plants
grow 24-28" high with 2½" wide stalks. Abundant crops all
season and even after the first light frosts. |
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| Chard
Seed,
Rainbow Swiss; bright lights |
60
days to maturity. Plant produces good yields of flavorful burgundy and
green leaves. The stems are full of rainbow colors of gold, orange, red,
white, and yellow. |
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| Chard
Seed,
Ruby Red |
55
days to maturity bright red stalks and red-veined leaves. |
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| Chard
Seed,
Magenta Sunset |
Excellent
in salad mix with tender leaves that are pink-veined. NOTE: approx
20% of plants will be green |
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| Chervil
Seed,
Vertissimo |
60
days to harvest. Slow bolting, vigorous plants. Sweet anise flavor.
Ideal for salads and micro mix. |
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| Chive
Seed |
30
days. 1.5 to 2" slender milky white to light green seedlings with
shiny black seed coats attached. |
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| Cilantro
Seed,
Santo |
Heat
resistant, strain that holds at the broadleaf stage much longer. |
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Collard Seed,
Champion |
75
days. A 'Vates' type collard with increased bolt resistance, darker
blue-green foliage, and enhanced winter hardiness. Non-heading and
productive. |
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| Curly
Cress Seed, Peppercress |
Fast
growing annual with bright green leaves and distinct taste. |
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| Dill
Seed,
Dukat |
Slightly
earlier than Dill Bouquet, yet has flower heads slightly larger.
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| Dill
Seed,
Bouquet |
(30-40
inches) Light-green, feathery leaves and small, greenish-white flowers. |
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| Kale
Seed,
Red Russian |
25
days baby, 50 days maturity. Dark green oak leaf cut leaves, red and
purple color intensify after fall frosts, give way to tender and sweet
rich dark green kale when cooked, also good raw, very disease resistant. |
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| Kohlrabi
Seed,
OP Purple |
14
days. 1.5 to 2" medium to dark green seedlings with whitish purple
to medium purple stems. Full cotyledons to just beginning the first true
leaf. |
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| Mizuna
Seed |
14
days. 1.5 to 2" seedlings with white stems, bright green cotyledons
and just beginning the first true leaf. A staple in the micro greens and
baby leaf markets. |
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| Mustard
Seed,
Red Giant |
16
days. Seedlings are 1.5 to 2” tall, mostly in the cotyledon stage with
a few first true leave. These pungent medium green sprouts dotted with
red add a colorful tasty zest to salad mixes. |
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| Pak
Choi Seed, Kinkoh |
Dark
green leaves and light green leaf stalks. |
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| Parsley
Seed,
Italian |
Bushy
massive thick stalked 2-3 ft. plants, large quantities of plain flat
leaves with strong pungent parsley flavor, great for seasoning, very
spicy and flavorful, can be eaten like celery. |
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| Parsley
Seed,
Forest Green |
Finely
cut deeply curled leaves, dark green all summer, does not yellow or fade
in adverse weather, long stemmed, early vigorous erect plants, triple
curled, 10-12 in. plants, best curled variety for flavoring and
garnishing. |
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| Popcorn
Seed
Robust 128YH |
Hybrid, late-season,
yellow popcorn with 7- to 8-inch ears. 8- to 9-foot plants. Extremely
tender gourmet popcorn. |
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| Radish
Seed,
China Rose |
Small
pink-stemmed microgreen with a bold radish flavor . Smooth rose colored
skin, 6-8 x 2 in. diameter, becomes larger towards tip, tall tops,
excellent for sprouting, good keeper, sow spring or fall. |
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| Radish
Seed,
Diakon |
Spicy
flavor and quick to mature, around 10 days. |
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| Radish
Seed,
Purple |
Bright
purple skin, firm white flesh, crisp, sweet and mild all season, never
pithy or hot, hardy and adaptable. |
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Spinach Seed |
Spinach. A semi savoyed variety with oval,
dark thick leaves. Spinach has a strong leaf structure so is very suited
to hydroponic babyleaf production |
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| Tatsoi
Seed |
Flat rosette leaves form
close to the ground with dark green, leaves and white stalks.
Harvest the complete plant or the leaves can be picked continuously over
a few weeks. In warmer weather, the plant is erect, but in cold weather,
the plant forms flat rosettes. |
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