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| Ornamental Edibles Year 2000 Catalog
Choho is one of several hybrids of Komatsuna and Tatsoi. Full size in 25 days after Summer sowing. This intensely dark green, succulent Asian leafy-green has paddle-shaped thick, savoyed leaves. Choho somewhat resembles the growth habit of a very upright, round leaved spinach with a lovely sweet flavor associated with Asian cabbage. Bolt resistant in both hot and cold conditions. Choho grows well all year round in moderate climates. Similar to Misome it is highly tolerant to Downy Mildew, White Rust , and heat. After the first Summer harvest of Choho, the growth slows down, extending your season longer in the Summer than standard, open-pollinated Komatsuna. This highly nutritious leafy green is gaining popularity in salad mixes as a baby-leaf and in braising mixes. Approx. 25 days.
Early maturity and high heat tolerance characterize this ìbaby bak choyî that is so popular at Farmersí Markets and specialty produce markets. Green Fortune F1 produces compact plants that have an excellent shape and are very uniform in appearance, a real plus at the market place. Frequently used interchangeably with Mei Qing Choi F1. Approx. 10,800 sds/Oz. or 173,500 sds/Lb. Approx. 45 days.
Full size at 6" in 45 days, this ancient open-pollinated Asian green makes a fast growing baby-leaf filled with vitamins and calcium for both mesclun and braising mixes. Leaves are dark green, oval and topping a spinach-like stem. Reasonably bolt-resistant during cool season plantings. We recommend Summer Fest F1 during warm season planting, for greater bolt resistance. Approx. 45 days.
An extra early Komatsuna tender green hybrid thatís resistant to heat. Specially suited for Summer crops with high tolerance to multiple diseases. The uniform upright plants, thick leaves, and thick stems all combine to give a very high yield. Spinach-like growth habit with dark green oval leaves and equal length stems. Tolerant to Downy Mildew and White Rust, Summer Fest can be harvested in about 21 days during Summer, and 50 to 70 days under plastic during Winter. Excellent for gourmet salads and Japanese cooking. Recommended especially for Summer production! Approx. 21-30 days.
A popular traditional vegetable developed in the Kyoto, Japan, area. Autumn to Winter harvest. Early maturity about 30 days. Rounded slender leaves in bright green color. Good resistance to heat and cold. Vigorous and easy to grow. Used for mesclun and braising. Approx. 30-40 days.
Sometimes known as Egyptian spinach, this interesting new Asian green originated in the Middle East. Recommended for planting in warmer temperatures (late April to early May) for harvesting in mid July to early October. This variety holds well in the field and may be cut several times when plants are 6" to 8" tall. Noted for its exceptionally nutritious properties, it is superb in Mesclun, as a part of a braising mix, and in soups. It may be used dried and powdered for improving the nutritious content for cakes and cookies. Approx. 16,800 sds/Oz. or 269,000 sds/Lb. Early May to mid July. Approx. 70 days.
Deep green, spoon-shaped leaves form beautiful flat rosettes. This lovely sweet-flavored Asian green offers high vitamin and calcium content in addition to its delicious flavor. Use in salads at 3". Approx. 13,125 sds/Oz. or 210,000 sds/Lb. (aka Tah Tsai) Approx. 20-35 days.
A beautiful Asian Green grown primarily for its pretty purple stalks topped with bright yellow brassica-type flowers. Elegant in stir-fry dishes and very ornamental in the garden. Best for Fall planting. Approx. 37 days.
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