Salad Greens - Seeds and Plants
With a mix of distinct, rich flavors and cold-hardy varieties, salad greens make perfect cool-season crops for your garden. Choose from our fast-growing lettuce, increasingly popular microgreens, appetizing mesclun and many other flavorful salad greens.
- Lettuce
- Mesclun
- Other Greens
- All Salad Greens
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Dress up your salad.
Extended harvest of our best lettuce
Easy to harvest, prepare and plate.
Remarkable cold hardiness. Perfect for early spring and fall/winter harvests.
The sweetest Bibb lettuce ever!
Extra-large romaine with solid full hearts rich green to the core.
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Mesclun
The French approach to salad greens--"mesclun" means "mixture." Early sweet lettuces and tangy, tender greens are pre-mixed to grow together for easy cutting. They're as pretty in the garden as they are in the bowl. Harvest most mixes in 30 days.
Sweet lettuces and tangy, tender greens are pre-mixed in just the right proportions.
The sweetest and tangiest greens in our garden in a wide spectrum of tastes, textures and colors.
Our favorite gourmet mixture of delicious greens
Beautiful blend of Heirloom greens.
A symphony of fresh, tangy flavors and vibrant colors - green, red, and white.
The French approach to salad greens.
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Other Greens
Choose from our flavorful microgreens, colorful radicchio, easy to grow arugula, sweet asian greens, and sharp tasting mustard.
An explosive flavor burst of all our best microgreens.
Bring zest to your salads with the simplest-to-grow chicory we've ever seen.
Zesty accent in salads.
HEIRLOOM. One of the most mildest mustards.
Organic, early salad green.
Small,red,cabbage-like heads ready to pick in fall.
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All Salad Greens
Browse all of our salad greens full of diverse flavors, colors and textures.
Extended harvest of our best lettuce
Five Luscious Greens!
This new frisee is the easy-pickingest lettuce you'll ever meet
The French approach to salad greens.
HEIRLOOM. One of the most mildest mustards.
Fast Growing, Mildly Sweet Green ready in just 30 days!
How to Sow Salad Greens
Sow seeds 1/4" deep in rich soil early in spring when the ground can be worked, in rows 6-8" apart. Seeds can be broadcast thinly along rows or wide bands. For continuous crops, sow frequently and provide shade in hot weather.We also suggest these gardening products and ideas.
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Spinach is one of the few vegetables with beets and chard that prefers a neutral to alkaline soil (pH 7.0 or above).
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Spinach is a cool season crop, developing at its best when growth is quick and continuous. Provide full sun, cool nights
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