SPECIALTY GREENS VARIETIES
  • Radicchio, Rossa Di Verona Radicchio, Rossa Di Verona
    Radicchio, Rossa Di Verona

    HEIRLOOM. A fine deep red, tight-balled radicchio from Verona, Italy. Gourmet quality, perfect for both the home gardener or market grower. Cool...

  • Mache, Dutch Corn Salad Mache, Dutch Corn Salad
    Mache, Dutch Corn Salad

    HEIRLOOM. (Valerianella locuta.) France. Among the softest and most tender of all greens. Larger, oval, green leaves with mild flavor. Easy-to-grow....

  • Arugula, ORGANIC Arugula, ORGANIC
    Arugula, ORGANIC

    HEIRLOOM. Excellent, slow to bolt variety with distinctive, sharp, peppery leaves. Adds a fresh zing to any salad mix. Easy to grow by direct seed or...

  • Chervil, Curled Chervil, Curled
    Chervil, Curled

    HEIRLOOM. Luscious green leaves have special subtle flavor. Traditionally used in soups and salads and makes a handsome garnish. Easy to grow. 120...

  • Arugula - Arugula Arugula - Arugula
    Arugula - Arugula

    HEIRLOOM. Hardy, dark-green wide leaves. Unique watercress-like flavor. 50 days. Certified naturally grown.

  • Orach, Aurora , ORGANIC Orach, Aurora , ORGANIC
    Orach, Aurora , ORGANIC

    Orach, also called Mountain Spinach, is an annual leaf vegetable with a salty, spinach-like taste. The shimmery leaves come in vivid colors of red,...

  • Lambsquarters, Magenta Spreen , ORGANIC Lambsquarters, Magenta Spreen , ORGANIC
    Lambsquarters, Magenta Spreen , ORGANIC

    A wild edible plant related to spinach. Young green leaves are splashed with brilliant magenta. Has a delicate tangy flavor. Easy to grow,...

  • Braising Greens Mix Braising Greens Mix
    Braising Greens Mix

    A delicious mix of greens that are good for braising. Dwarf Blue Scotch Kale, Vates Collards, Tendergreen Mustard Greens, Fordhook Chard, Bloomsdale...

ALL ABOUT SPECIALTY GREENS
Specialty greens
succession: n
self seeding: n
Description: Specialty Greens are that category of unique greens, grown for salad or cooking, which fit in no other category in our seed selection. Like all greens, they are highly nutritious and for the most part, very easy to grow.
Guidelines: See varieties