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Mustard Giant Red

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Description

This is a Japanese type of Mustard which has large savoyed leaves which are Maroon with Chartreuse undersides. Winter hardy and slow to bolt this Mustard makes especially good pickle, or cook in standard ways. Very young leaves or the whole seedling may be harvested for colourful additions to salads.

Maturity 30 days from direct sowing.

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Brassica juncea

Information

OPTIMUM SOIL TEMP FOR GERMINATION DAYS TO GERMINATION DISTANCE APART TO PLANT SEEDLINGS PREFERRED GROWING PERIOD WHEN TO SOW NUMBER OF SEEDS PER PACKET PREFERRED GROWING METHOD BEST USE
12-20 6-8 5cm-icon 5cm Cooler Temps 1.2.3 1000 Direct Sow-icon Direct Sow Salad Green-icon Salad Green
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