Oriental mustard greens are very popular in Chinese and Vietnamese cooking and pickling. Mustard greens are resistant to low temperature and grow best in temperate/cool climates, but not good in warm conditions. Seeds are sown in early spring and fall. Some varieties may form heads or semi-heads in cold climates. Mustard has a mild flavor that will increase in pungency as the plant matures. --- Please click the item name to see the details and place your order --- |
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| Chinese Mustard, Bau-Sin Broad-leaved mustard. May form a head in cold conditions. | | | Chinese Mustard, San-Ho Giant Large size heading mustard. Very popular in China. | ||
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| Mustard Green, Broad Leaf Fast-growing leafy mustard. Good for stir-fry and pickling. | | | Mustard Green, Peacock Tail Fast-growing leafy mustard. Tender and tasty vegetable. | ||
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| Mustard Green, Nan-Fong Very popular leafy mustard. Highly tolerant to heat. | | | Mustard Green, Shi-Li-Hon Fast-growing and very hardy plant. Popular for pickling. | ||
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| Mustard, Miike Purple Giant Purple giant Japanese mustard. | | | Mustard, Japanese Red Giant Large mustard with deep red leaves. | ||
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| Chinese Mustard, Big Stem Crispy stems and tender leaves are very delicious. | | | Korean Mustard, Red Leaf Attractive red leaf. Easy to grow. | ||
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| Komatsuna (Japanese Mustard Spinach) 3 varieties. popular Japanese leafy vegetable. | |||||
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