(Amaranthus gangeticus) Heirloom. Broad, vivid red, dented leaves. Used to add intense colour to salads, or used like spinach, in soups, or as stir-
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(Brassica rapa) Super small bok choy fitting in the palm of a child's hand! Heirloom originating from the small village of Hak Tau in Hong Kong. Le
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(Brassica oleracea var. alboglabra) Also known as 'Kailaan'. Green, spoon-shaped leaves with thick, short white stems & yellow flowers. Leaves, ste
(Brassica juncea) Chinese heirloom often referred to as a 'big head' type of mustard with extra large, folded leaves. A popular variety in chinese c
(Brassica juncea) Asian heirloom also known as 'Chinese Mustard', 'Swatow Mustard Greens', 'Mustard Cabbage' or 'Indian Mustard'. Deep green, crinkl
(Brassica juncea) Also known as 'Aba Kola'. A heading mustard translated as 'treasure'. Great for growing in the cooler months as it will tolerate
(Brassica japonica) Heirloom. Long, slender, green leaves used at young age in salads, and stir-fry, or cooked. 40-60 days. 500 seeds
(Brassica juncea var. japonica) Heirloom. Large, green, spicy leaves. Best picked when young & tender. Tolerates cold & wet conditions. Used in s
(Brassica rapa var. nippposinica) Light green, thin, jagged, heavily fringed leaves with deep purple tinges. Mild, peppery, earthy, mustard flavour.
(Brassica juncea) Chinese heirloom named after the town where it was discovered 'Shuidong Town'. Grown mainly for its stems which are crisp and tend
(Brassica navinosa) Heirloom. Also known as 'Tah Tsai'. Open-hearted, dark-green leaves with mild taste. Harvest leaves from outside edge as requi
(Brassica juncea) Heirloom from Southwest China. Also known as 'Sichuan' or 'Szechuan' meaning 'swollen stem' due to its large, broad stems at the ba
(Brassica juncea) Thick, dark green, heavily crumpled, oval leaves. Similar in appearance to Tatsoi, but with more crumpled leaves. Quick to grow.