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Greens – Arugula
$2.75 Add to cartThese gourmet greens thrive in cool weather. It will be one of the first greens of spring if left in the garden to reseed. Arugula’s oakleaf-shaped leaves grow in a loose bunch and taste peppery. The edible flowers make an attractive garnish and add flavor also.
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Greens Cress Upland
$2.75 Add to cartSlow-to-bolt variety of greens rich in nutrients.
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Greens Sorrel
$2.75 Add to cartLemon flavored green.
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Lettuce Henderson’s Black Seeded Simpson
$2.75 Add to cartThis leaf lettuce with large, loose, light-green, lightly crumpled leaves is a popular standard among green-leaf lettuces. Its inner leaves blanch nearly white. The plant is large and upright, and is slow to bolt. It withstands heat, drought, and frost.
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Lettuce Mereveille Des Quatre Saisons
$2.75 Add to cartThis head lettuce is an unusual French Bibb variety. It is a ruby-red butter lettuce with tightly folded, green hearts. It has excellent flavor in hot weather with crisp yet tender leaves, but tends to bolt. This variety was introduced in 1885.
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Lettuce Red Salad Bowl
$2.75 Add to cartLettuce that’s mild (not bitter).
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Spinach Bloomsdale
$3.00 Add to cartThis large, spreading spinach has deep-green, curled leaves. It’s a good yielding, dependable home garden variety that is fairly resistant to bolting. Spinach is delicious steamed, fresh in salads, and in soups and casseroles.
