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Amara Mustard Greens is a dark green mustard from Africa. While technically a mustard, Amara is known by several different names including Ethiopian kale, highland kale, Abyssinian mustard, and Texsel greens.  The attractive, dark green leaves are tender, slightly savoyed with a wavy margin, and have an excellent rich flavor. Good in salads or as a cooked green.

Ready to harvest in 21 days for a baby size and 45 days for a full size.

Amara Mustard Greens 500 Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.95

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Garnet Giant Mustard Greens grow broad purple leaves with slightly toothed margins. Color appears early on young leaves. Mild flavor. Best for baby leaf as it is quick to bolt. 

Ready to harvest in 21 days for a baby size and 45 days to fully mature.

Garnet Giant Mustard Greens 200 Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.95

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Bright green, intricately serrated leaves with spicy flavor. The finely-cut leaves offer a unique look for salads, garnishes, and bunching. Delicious, pungently sweet flavor when cooked.

Harvest in about 21 days for a baby size and 45 days for a full size.

Golden Frills Mustard Greens (Green) 500 Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.95

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Popular "red" mustard from Japan. Large, purple-tinted leaves. Mild mustard flavor. Larger, later, slightly darker, more narrow-stemmed, and 3 to 4 days slower bolting than Osaka Purple.

Ready to harvest in about 21 days for a baby size and 45 days to fully mature.

Red Giant Mustard Greens 500 Organic Seeds

$3.95

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Large, dark red and green serrated leaves. Moderately frilled leaves have a hot mustardy taste. Plants are very slow bolting. Red Splendor makes an excellent bunched mustard alone or combined with others such as Wasabina and Green Wave. 

Harvest in about 21 days for a baby size and 45 days to fully mature.

Red Splendor Mustard Greens (Purple) 500 Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.95

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Ruby Streaks Mustard Greens are excellent with a dark green and maroon leaf color. Ruby Streaks' leaves are finely serrated at baby size and mizuna-shaped at full size.  The color ranges from dark green with red veins to dark maroon at either size, with the maroon color being darker in cooler weather. The flavor is sweet and slightly pungent. 

Harvest in about 21 days for a baby size and 45 days to fully mature.

Ruby Streaks Mustard Greens 200 Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.95

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Southern Giant Curled Mustard Greens is a traditional green mustard. Heavily curled, frilly, bright green leaves are great for salad mix or full-size bunches. Mustardy hot taste mellows when cooked. Similar to Green Giant but not quite as heat tolerant. 

Ready to harvest in 21 days for a baby leaf and 35 days to fully mature.

Southern Giant Curled Mustard Greens 500 Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.95

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Versatile green mustard with serrated leaves. Medium-green plants are well-branched and slow bolting. Harvest from micro to baby leaf to full-size bunched mustard greens. 

Harvest in about 21 days for a baby size and 45 days to fully mature.

Suehlihung Mustard Green (Green) 500 Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.95

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Also known as "Spinach Mustard", "Tendergreen" is an heirloom mustard with a mild flavor that can be used just like spinach. Heat and drought resistant, "Tendergreen Mustard" seeds can be planted virtually in any zones.

Harvest in about 21 days for a baby size and 45 days to fully mature.

Tendergreen Mustard Greens 500 Heirloom Seeds

$3.95

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Beautiful heavily-frilled and ruffled leaves. Plants are slow bolting. Use for baby leaf or full size for bunching. Nice, slightly spicy and sweet flavor.

Harvest in about 21 days for a baby size and 45 days to fully mature.

Wasabina Mustard Greens 500 Open Pollinated Seeds

$3.95

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