Greens

  • $5.65
    A cross between brussels sprouts and kale. Using traditional breeding techniques, this easy to prepare, kale-like...
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  • $3.55–$6.95
    A fast-growing, very bolt tolerant savoy variety. Upright plants have dark green, elongated oval leaves. Makes an...
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  • $3.55–$4.95
    Our most popular. The heaviest yielder and very tolerant of hot weather. Very popular early variety with brittle,...
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  • $3.35–$4.95
    Bears for a longer period than any other variety. Holds its quality, slow to go to seed. Leaves are thick-textured,...
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  • $4.95
    1998 AAS Award Winner, a reselection of a New Zealand heirloom. Stalks are tender and have a mild flavor. Vibrant...
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  • $3.75–$5.45
    Also known as Butter King. The largest and most heat-resistant of all Butterhead types. All-America Winner. An...
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  • $3.35–$4.95
    55 Days A very early, compact type that is particularly hardy. Grows only 12 in. tall with leaves finely curled and...
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  • $3.85–$5.95
    65 Days Later and slightly larger than our Dwarf Blue Curled Vates variety. Grows 12 to 18 inches tall. Plant is...
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  • $3.35–$5.95
    The most foolproof green we offer. Grows well, even in hot weather. Produces tender, crisp greens over a long season....
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  • $3.75
    A mix of 5 easy-to-grow nutritious kales in varying shades of green and red. From baby leaf to the bunching stage,...
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  • $3.35
    Cool and refreshing, this wonderful sweet Batavian lettuce makes large loose heads even in hot weather. This is one...
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  • $3.55
    40 to 45 Days A true heirloom butterhead lettuce from the Southern Dutch Isles. Gustav, a local, developed his own...
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  • $3.95
    A must-have for every garden. Grow along side your Beets, Arugula and Spinach for an even larger mixture of greens....
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  • $3.75
    60-70 Days This heirloom has a long history traced back to Tuscany in the 18th century. A rather primitive open...
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  • $3.75
    70 Days This has been a favorite for years due to great flavor and slow bolting. The loose heads are very heavy,...
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  • $3.75–$5.95
    The cut-and-come-again type thrives in hot weather. The more you cut, the more it grows. Tender, dark green leaves....
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  • $3.35–$4.95
    Also known as Giant Thick-Leaved spinach, recognized as the largest spinach. Old variety remains unbeatable for size....
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  • $3.35
    Our most heat-resistant variety. Never gets bitter. Leaves are crisp and flavorful, even during the hottest summer...
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  • $3.35–$4.95
    The classic mustard typically found in Southern gardens of yesteryear. It is still widely grown in the South for its...
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  • $3.25–$5.95
    Four varieties over 50 years old, each a different type, for continuous lettuce all season long. Includes a delicious...
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  • $3.85
    This is not your ordinary collard greens! An interesting heirloom donated to SSE in 1989 by Ralph Blackwell of...
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  • $3.55–$5.55
    The sweetest Romaine lettuce, highly recommended for Caesar salad. Plant is tall (10 in.), erect and cylindrical....
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  • $3.35–$4.55
    America's most popular variety with sweet white flesh and dependable yields. Flesh is firm, crisp and mild, good raw...
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  • $3.85–$5.95
    25 Days A tender, colorful variety, also used for baby kale. Purple stems with purple-veined, gray-green leaves are...
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  • $3.75–$4.95
    Frilled, deep red leaves hold up in hot weather. Wide leaves are crisp, tender and always delicious. Very slow to...
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  • $3.95
    Mustard-spinach variety, fast and easy to grow, with a mild flavor and high nutritional value. Upright plants grow 16...
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  • $3.45–$4.95
    Tops produce the finest greens of all varieties. Root is woody and tough and not edible. Leaves are large, dark green...
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  • $3.95–$4.95
    Best frilled type. Slow to bolt. Mature, wide leaves are bright green, frilled at the edges and delicious when cooked...
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  • $2.25
    A mustard-spinach cross that combines milder flavor with better tolerance to drought. Plants are semi-erect with a...
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  • $3.55
    This heirloom is documented as being grown at Monticello by Thomas Jefferson! The original black-seeded strain that...
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  • $3.35–$5.95
    73 Days Gives prolific harvests of great "greens" with vitamin rich smooth leaves. Vates is recognized as a very...
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