Oriental Greens Seeds
Growing suggestions for oriental greens seeds
For early spring salad sow oriental greens seeds from mid-February under cover. Moreover, for autumn or winter leaves sow them throughout July to October. Either direct sow in drills 15cm apart or sow in modules. Then transplant to final spacing. Pick the leaves individually or treat as cut-and-come-again. This makes them ideal for the small gardens, tiny plots and containers, for instance.
Oriental greens growing calendar
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Crop history
Many of the Oriental vegetables were introduced to the West by immigrant communities. But only when China began to open its doors more freely to the West in the 1970s, many of the Oriental vegetables and greens became available in the UK. The diversity and productivity of Oriental greens is astonishing. This makes them increasingly popular amongst gardeners, growers and chefs.
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Oriental greens – Giant Red Mustard (Organic)
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Oriental greens – Mizuna “Beni Houshi” (Organic)
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Oriental greens – Mizuna (Organic)
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Oriental greens – Pak Choi (Organic)
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Oriental greens – Purple Frills (Organic)
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Oriental greens – Tatsoi (Organic)
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