Asian Leaf Vegetables
Forms a thick bouquet of deeply cut, fringed, dark-greenleaves with long thin white...
More info →Taisai is a variety in the large pac choi family that originally comes from China. It...
More info →A variety of salad mustard from China with green, large, slightly serrated leaves. The...
More info →The peppery, purple-colored Purple Frills brightens up any salad with both flavor and...
More info →Golden Frills is a salad mustard with fringed, light green leaves and a delicious,...
More info →A beautiful and popular Japanese brassica with an extra mild taste. It is very easy to...
More info →Low-growing, compact and dense pac choi with slightly light green leaves and wide, white,...
More info →Has numerous dark-green, shiny, slightly crumpled, spoon-shaped leaves which are gathered...
More info →Is a beautiful heat-loving liana with dark-green leaves,wine-red stems and pink flowers....
More info →Fast growing purple edible amaranth (Amaranthus tricolor) often cultivated as small...
More info →Bloodamarant (Amaranthus cruentus). Beautiful, deep burgundy red "salad-amarant". It's...
More info →Shungiku, also called Garland, is an edible species of excellent, unusual taste. You can...
More info →Is a beautiful and tasty mixture of several Asian leaf vegetables, from light-green to...
More info →Also called Gai Lohn. Chinese Broccoli has long thin stems, small flower heads with white...
More info →(Brassicarapa chinensis), Pac Choi is a vigorous beauty in white and dark-green with...
More info →Is a very beautiful so called mustard-lettuce from Japan. It decorates the garden with...
More info →Speed is the hallmark of this cabbage plant – it is ready for harvest in just a few...
More info →Asparagus-lettuce (Lactuca sativa var.augustana (var. asparagina)), 40-80 days is also...
More info →Pac choi. We used to have Prize Choi in our assortment in the beginning and middle...
More info →A new beauty among the Asian leaf-cabbages with deliciously pink stems and leaf-nerves....
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