Mild Mesclun Mix Greens

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(3 customer reviews)

Mild Mesclun Mix Greens are a complete salad from a single bed! Greens, herbs and young lettuce--a mix of colors, shapes and flavors. 45 DAYS.

Greens add flavor and texture to salads. Many also can be cooked and served as a nutritious side dish. Cooked greens, such as mustard and chard, are excellent source of vitamins A and C. try jazzing up hot, steamed greens with a dash of balsamic vinegar.

Seed Counts: 1/2 oz. of lettuce seeds contains about 12,000 seeds and sows a 200-ft. row.

Product Details

Zones: 3 - 9 annual
Height: 3-10 inches
Spacing: 3-4 inches
Depth: 1/4 inch or less
Spread: 3-6 inches
Sun/Shade: full sun
Germination: 3-10 days
Days To Maturity: varies
Yield: varies
Fruit: Nice mix of salad greens

Comments: The following varieties are included in this mix: Simpson Elite, Black-Seeded Simpson, Red Salad Bowl, Minguna Greens, Furego Oakleaf, Kale. Very colorful. Economical alternative to buying individual varieties. Mild flavor.
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- Saturday, July 21, 2007
Interesting mixture
Reviewed By: adam (cleveland, oh)
Interesting mixture of different kinds of lettuce. Some herby, some spiky. Bugs seemed to like one spiky kind in particular, but I didn't care. It's all great. Will buy again next year, assuming it isn't still growing.

- Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Best Ever!
Reviewed By: Ricky (Tipp City, OH)
This website is great and specially the people who take care of it. Keep up the nice Job.

- Friday, July 31, 2009
Mesclun Medley
Reviewed By: Cobb (Greer, South Carolina)
This mix of lettuce is varies in shape, size, color and texture. In a salad the lettuces are very reminiscent of a warm spring evening. I particularly enjoyed growing this during the past grow season and cared for the mesclun variety with great patients. For anyone whole plans to grow I suggest a neutral soil. Definitely, one without any chemicals or fertilizers. I prefer to use a sterile soil and administer my own batches of nutrients. Organic lettuce may be smaller by comparison in yield and bulk to one chemically grown but the taste and product of an organic garden is one that is incomparable. I enjoyed picking the fresh lettuces from my garden, washing them, and preparing them for a salad. I quickly whipped up two vinaigrettes: a balsamic and a red bell pepper based vinaigrette. These lettuces made a beautiful impression for the folks who continuously enjoy my summer salads at my family owned southern diner. After my first shipment I learned I had to buy a high volume each grow season due to the consistent demand for my green salads and home made dressings. I suggest/recommend this for all gardens both novice and expert. If you need any help with a successful grow let me know- send an e-mail and I'll be happy to help. I'm also very good at growing other herbs and producing the biggest "buds". If you need any help there too! ;)

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