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| Endive & Escarole: Escaroles |
Broad, smooth, ruffled-pinnate or wrapping entire leaves, best sown from July thru September for full sized, well-hearted heads. Oregon Tilth Certified Organic Seed
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Anjou
A long and large semi-heading type with broadly pinnate leaves, best suited for autumn and spring harvesting. Easy continuous harvest from tender inner leaves. From the Kokopelli French collection. pricing and more
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Blonde Full-Hearted
A big blonde escarole, blanches easily to form full golden-white hearts. These are terrific in late fall when full size lettuce has played out and frost is in the air. Much better shelf life than lettuce. pricing and more
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Bubikopf
This escarole is intended for planting from June through September, for corresponding harvests from October through December. Olive oil, salt, a pan. pricing and more
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Coral
A great commercial standard of the “cornet” type available during the 1990s, now off the radar for many years. Medium green, medium sized, slowly grows into a very dense, cold-hardy, flavorful head. An old and much-folded seed envelope for this was handed to me by an Applegate Valley, OR farmer last November. I knew exactly what a gift that was, and she was happy. Here ya go, farmer. pricing and more
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Cornet de Bordeaux
The “cornet” type escaroles are formed of broad smooth wrapping leaves that fully enclose the heart, creating, a crunchy romaine-like salad for winter use. More cold hardy than most other escaroles, used for winter harvest in France. From Kokopelli. pricing and more
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Escapade Escarole Mix  
This is the broadleaf counterpart to ‘Endeavor’ Endive, smooth leaves with entire, uncluttered margins, forming nicely hearted heads. Like all escarole and endive, these are best planted for maturation in the cooling shortened days of autumn, or with season extension, holding into winter. Spring plantings are of ephemeral utility, but can fill a need for early salad diversity. pricing and more
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Golden Giant
Escarole in the biggest sense—large 15” tall heads with well-wrapped golden hearts. Begin sowing in July for largest heads of creamy smooth blanched leaves. Terrific salad, and also braised or roasted with meats. pricing and more
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Great Batavian
Broad smooth leaves of very mild escarole in selfblanching heads, 12” tall and across. Uniform plants are dark green with creamy hearts. Sow early for spring crops, and again in late July thru August for fall and winter. Best base green for the holidays! pricing and more
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