Milder flavor than other varieties High bolt resistance Upright plants make harvest easy Leafy greens are a welcome springtime treat—and this is one of our favorite mustard greens. Southern Giant Curled Long Standing Mustard Green has a milder, spicy-mustard flavor than other varieties. Its heavily curled leaves on upright plants make harvest easy, and its high bolt resistance extends the picking season. This is an excellent performer in all areas of the South. Packed with vitamins A and C, mustard greens are best-tasting when harvested young. This cool season crop can be grown in the spring and fall gardens. For a continuous harvest, plant seeds about every two weeks. 45-50 DAYS

Botanical Name: Brassica juncea 'Southern Giant Curled Long Standing' Height: 18 - 24 inches. Spacing: 6 - 12 inches between plants; 15 - 24 inches between rows. Depth:1/4 - 1/2 inch Spread:12 inches Light Required:Full Sun Yield: big yields Size: 250 Seed Pkt Days To Maturity: 45 - 50 Days Zone: 3-9

Form: Vegetable, Mustard green, open pollinated. Soil Requirements: Rich, well drained soil.

I own a small town country store and I buy my loose garden seeds in bulk and measure them by scoops based on volume not weight. I use the Keystone Seed Scoop "A" for 1/2 ounce and "B" for 1 ounce.

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