Hudson Valley Seed Co. Salad Bowl

It means you can harvest the outer leaves of the plants while leaving the center intact, allowing the plant to continue growing and producing new leaves. This method provides you with a steady, continuous supply of fresh greens throughout the season rather than harvesting the whole plant at once.

Yes, these greens are excellent for container gardening. Because they have an upright growth habit and only reach about 12 inches in height, they thrive in pots, window boxes, or shallow containers.

You can expect to start harvesting your young, tender leaves in about 50 days. Since this is a cut-and-come-again mix, you can begin picking leaves as soon as they reach a size you find appetizing.

These greens are versatile and will grow well in both full sun and partial sun. If you live in a very hot climate, partial sun is actually preferable to prevent the greens from bolting or turning bitter too quickly.

Plant the seeds at a depth of 0.25 inches. Because the seeds are small, it is important not to bury them too deeply, or they may struggle to germinate.

Yes, these are organic seeds. They are grown and harvested without the use of synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.