Veggie ID

Identify those UVOs (Unidentified Vegetative Objects) here!

Starbor Kale

 
Starbor is a cross between a White Russian Kale and Winterbor Kale. The combo yields a nice leafy kale with ruffled edges.
Concept Green Leaf Lettuce

 
If we have a standard lettuce that never fails to please, this is IT! We LOVE growing this lettuce (and eating it too!) Huge compact heads of bright green soft crisp lettuce. This one is super in the salad bowl!
Magenta Lettuce

 
Red Cross Butterhead Lettuce

 
Such a pretty little thing! Nice dark red outer leaves, which a sweet and tender reddish green dense center
Wild Garden Mixed Head Lettuce

 
Tatsoi

 
Very tender, excellent vegetable for saute or stirfry. Juicy leaves and nice crisp stems.
Mei Qing Choi

 
More easily pronounced, this is "baby" Pac Choi. Light green leaves with white stems and veins. Great when you stuff the base with chicken salad and eaten raw, or chop it all up and add to your next stirfry.
Red Choi

 
Very pretty red tinted leaves with green stems. Red, baby version of bok choi
Asian Stiry Fry MIx

 
A great combination of greens ready for your knife and elbow grease to create the perfect meal. Simply chop up everything, add some olive oil/butter, a splash of soy sauce and saute/steam for a few minutes until the water is reduced in the pan. Serve hot over rice or noodles.
Sweet Onions

 
So perfect for adding to dishes or eating up raw on a burger. bunches may be red or white.
Cherry Belle Radishes

 
Our Cherry Belle Radishes are sure to liven up your salads! Bright red globes with white flesh.
Sweet Green Pea Shoots

 
Sweet Green Pea Shoots are wonderful! We discovered them this fall and boy do we like them! You can add them to a salad and eat them raw, or replace your lettuce with some pea shoots on your next sandwich. Another favorite way to prepare them is to add to your stirfry at the VERY last minute. It lends a "snow pea" flavor. The raw flavor overall is very clean, sweet and crunchy
Arugula

 

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