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| Your search for 'mizuna' returned the following 16 results: | ||||
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Kyona Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(4.7 Stars)  |
3 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
40 |
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| Many rosettes with pencil-thin, white stalks and deeply fringed leaves. | ||||
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Vitamin Green Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(4.5 Stars) |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
45 |
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| 12- by 4-inch, upright, smooth, brilliant, deep- green leaves. Slow to bolt. Resistant to heat and cold. | ||||
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Early Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(4.5 Stars) |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
21 - 40 |
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| Japanese variety similar to Kyona with narrower leaves. Plants produce long, slender, stems and bright-green, serrated leaves. Harvest baby leaves in 21 days. Also known as 'Mizuna Early'. | ||||
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Komatsuna Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(4.3 Stars)  |
3 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
35 - 50 |
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| Uniform, upright plants with slender, fleshy, rounded, green stems and dark-green, rounded leaves. Resistant to heat and disease. Also known as 'Komatsuma'. | ||||
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Happy Rich Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(3.0 Stars)  |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
55 |
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| Asian flower-bud type green, similar to broccoli. Dark green plants produce florets that resemble mini heads of broccoli. | ||||
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Purple Mizuna Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(3.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
21 - 40 |
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| Slow-to-bolt plants produce sharply serrated, mostly green leaves with purple margins at baby stage spreading to purple tinged all over at maturity. Harvest around 21 days for baby greens, 40 days for mature leaves. | ||||
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Red Komatsuna Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(2.0 Stars)  |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
21 - 35 |
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| Hybrid Asian green. Upright plants produce rounded, dark maroon leaves with bright green undersides and green stems. | ||||
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Not Specified Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
40 |
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| Heat- and cold-tolerant plants produce large rosettes of slender white stalks with feathery, dark-green leaves. Slow to bolt. Also known as 'Mizuna Mustard'. | ||||
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Green Spray (mibuna) Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
21 - 40 |
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| Related to Kyona Mizuna but has delicate, slender, smooth, non-lobed leaves and mildly sharp flavor. | ||||
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Kyoto Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
35 - 50 |
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| Plants form attractive rosettes of narrow, fringed and deeply serrated leaves. | ||||
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Summer Fest Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
35 |
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| Hybrid Asian green. Upright plants produce slender, fleshy, rounded green stems and dark green, rounded leaves for salad and braising mixes. Good heat tolerance and disease resistance. Also known as 'Natsu Rakuten' and Komatsuna 'Summer Fest'. | ||||
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Early Mibuna Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
30 |
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| Open-pollinated Asian green. Foot tall plants produce tight clusters of long, narrow, rounded dark green leaves with mild mustard flavor. | ||||
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Tokyo Early Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| Japanese komatsuna. Plants produce dark green, glossy leaves with thin, light green petioles. Slow bolting. | ||||
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Kojisan Mizuna |
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(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| Hybrid Japanese komatsuna. Fast-growing, upright plants produce dark green leaves with thick stems. | ||||
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Mibuna Mizuna |
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(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| Japanese green. Vigorous, spreading, cold-tolerant plants produce slender leaves. | ||||
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Waido Mizuna |
Overall Rating:
(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
21 - 40 |
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| Plants produce dark green, serrated (less so than 'Kyona') leaves with flat, broad white stems. Harvest about 21 days for baby, 40 days for full size. | ||||
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