Chicory Seeds

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Each year we look at wide range of chicory varieties to identify those that are easiest to grow and have the best flavor. David's Garden Seeds carries a great line of chicories available for intriguing salad mix options for all markets.  We have heirloom, open pollinated and hybrid types.

Chicory Dandelion Catalogna Special 200 Non-GMO, Open Pollinated

$3.96

Catalogna Special Chicory (Italian Dandelion) is for salad mix or bunching. Long, deep green, slender, deeply cut leaves with white midribs. Slow-bolting and upright. Harvest in about 50 days.

Chicory Dandelion Clio Italian 200 Non-GMO, Hybrid Seeds

$3.96

Clio Italian Dandelion Chicory is similar but superior to Catalogna Special. It is more upright and more uniform, and thus delivers a higher marketable yield. For cut-and-come-again harvesting use Clio, which is less prone to bolting during regrowth. Clearly the best Catalogna type. Harvest in about 48 days.

Chicory Dandelion Italiko Red 200 Non-GMO, Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.96

Adds beautiful red color to salad mix. Bold red stems and midribs for vibrant contrast. Deeply-lobed leaves with excellent flavor. Good heat and cold tolerance. Shows some variation in plant habit and leaf shape and color. Harvest in about 50 days.

Chicory Endive Belgian Totem 50 Non-GMO, Hybrid Seeds

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The roots of Belgian Endive Totem Chicory is a Dutch variety that can be taken from the refrigerator or root cellar and forced successfully from September to January. The resulting "chicon" is a venerated European delicacy and welcome off-season leafy vegetable for salads and cooking. Organically grown.  Harvest in about 115 days.

Chicory Endive Green Curled Ruffec 500 Non-GMO, Heirloom Seeds

$3.96

The Green Curled Ruffec is a classic heirloom endive that adds a tasty and unusual punch to any salad or mesclun mix. Plant Green Curled Ruffec endive indoors or out and enjoy a bountiful harvest.  Harvest in about 90 days.

Chicory Endive Rhodos 200 Non-GMO, Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.96

Narrow, frilly, blanched leaves for salad mix. Rhodos is a small endive technically of the French Trés Fine Maraîchère type, often referred to as "frisée" in the salad mix trade. Smooth but deeply cut, toothed pale green leaves. Full-size heads form a mass of tender blanched leaves at the heart for salad mix. Like all T.F.M. types, it can be sensitive to tipburn (particularly in hot weather) and requires an attentive grower. Mild flavor. Harvest in about 50 days.

Chicory Escarole Eros 100 Non-GMO, Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.96

Early organic escarole. Dense, heavy heads of mildly bitter leaves suitable for salads or sautéing. Similar to Natacha but about a week earlier, more compact, and with darker green leaves. Organically grown. Harvest in about 45 days.

Chicory Escarole Natacha 200 Non-GMO, Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.96

Escarole Natacha Chicory is the best performing escarole. It produces big, heavy heads with abundant, tender leaves, and creamy, blanched hearts with a mild, slightly bitter flavor. Remarkable tolerance to bolting, tipburn, and resistance to bottom rot, even in hot weather. One of the most attractive escaroles. Harvest in about 50 days.

Chicory Radicchio Indigo 25 Non-GMO, Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.96

Excellent uniformity and high yield potential for summer harvests. Indigo has been the most reliable radicchio in both our hot- and cool-weather trials. It is remarkably sure-heading, very tolerant to tipburn, and resistant to bottom rot. The firm, 4 to 5 inches in diameter heads are a nice burgundy color with good flavor. For spring, summer, and fall production. Harvest in about 65 days.

Chicory Radicchio Perseo 50 Non-GMO, Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.96

Radicchio Perseo Chicory is an extra-early radicchio. Smaller-sized heads allow for planting at higher densities. Uniform size and maturity. Earliest heading variety in our trials. Harvest in about 50 days.

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All of the variety information on the David's Garden Seeds® website, including the days to maturity, color and size are based on data from tests done at specific locations. Many factors, including geographic location, daytime and nighttime temperatures, the availability of plant nutrients, many unknown climate factors and insects/pest interact to determine a variety's performance. For information on which varieties will perform best in your area, we recommend that you contact your local county extension agent or a Master Gardener.

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Here at David’s Garden Seeds®, gardening is our passion. We provide top quality, non-GMO seeds so families can learn about gardening and love it.  In turn, we hope they will pass this passion down to their children and grandchildren, teaching them to grow  delicious food, fresh herbs and beautiful flowers.