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Brassica rapa
Mild flavored nutritious staples of east Asian cooking, also a favorite for salad mix. Cold tolerant, indeed best tasting in cool seasons. Flowers and tender bud shoots (“rapini”) are wonderful in salad. Blooms attract and feed lots of beneficial insects (syrphids, wasps, ladys), and native solitary, bumble and honeybees.
Seeds Per Packet: 500
Seeds Per Ounce: 13,000 Oregon Tilth Certified Organic Seed
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Bekana
One of the best flavored of the mild Brassica greens that we’ve grown. Very hardy and healthy for winter use. Bright golden-green makes terrific contrast with dark greens and purple-leaf types. Supersweet bolted shoots are a beautiful finale to a long harvest. pricing and more
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Mizspoona Salad Select  
This is a careful reselection of our original ‘Mizspoona’ gene pool (from ‘Mizuna’ x ‘Tatsoi’). Dark to emerald green leaves, round to flattened petioles, pinnately dissected leaves with pointed teeth or rounded lobes. Our best “any season” Asian green, for spring or autumn sowing. pricing and more
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Pink Petiole Mix
An amazing mix of colors, blonde to emerald leaves with round to flat petioles (“leaf stems”) in pink to purple shades. Cold hardy. Highly recommended for salad mix. Best color and quality from spaced plants or well-thinned rows. Pinkness intensifies with light and cool temperatures. Nitrogen excess usually mutes leaf and stem pigmentation other than green. pricing and more
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Scarlet Ohno Revival
Sounds like an old rock band, but we’re talking turnips here, and their greens. When we were young farmers there were these hot pink, somewhat flattened pickling turnips from Japan called Scarlet Ohno. You could buy them in 1985. They had amazing glossy smooth hairless leaves. Often the pigment came up the stem or leaf blade as scarlet red. Not purple. We looked for them a few years ago, but not... pricing and more
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Spring Raab
Often called “broccoli raab” or “rapini,” this is actually a mild mustard that has been selected for especially large floral shoots. This variety does well from very early spring plantings. Traditional Italian prima vera vegetable. Frost hardy, great tonic. pricing and more
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Vibrant Joy
Absolutely vibrant shades of magenta violet, purple, and rose pink pervade this pac choi mix, coloring the succulent petioles, sometimes the leaf veins, sometimes the entire leaf. The color saturation during autumn growth and cold weather is especially stunning, so the recommended outdoor planting period is Sept-Oct. Tunnel plantings Jan-Feb should also color well. Replaces 'Purple Rapa Pop.' pricing and more
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Vibrant Ultraviolet
Straight out of 'Vibrant Joy', this selection has had the descriptive working name "Solid Purple Lobed," which pretty much sums it up. The deepest color manifests in cold weather which turns the intensity "up to 11" on the spectral scale. Midnight purple lobed leaves with that vibrant magenta-violet petiole and veins that characterizes the V... pricing and more
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Vivid Choi Mix
A hardy mix for cold season salad, green and purple leaves, with stems and veins ranging from vivid pink to deep purple to white. Semi-blanched inner leaves are striking additions to the greens of winter. Overwintered plants bolt into 'vivid rapini' from mid-February through March, splendid welcome produce during the "hungry gap" of winter's end. We sow this in mid-September. pricing and more
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Wild Garden Mild Mustard Mix
A mix of all the rapa above, along with other new experimental crosses that are otherwise unreleased. Instant Brassica melange. Viva diversitas! pricing and more
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