Oriental Greens, Zen Hybrid

Oriental Greens, Zen Hybrid
Fast growing, mildly sweet green ready in just 30 days!
This new fast growing, mildly sweet green can be picked and enjoyed 30 days from sowing. Zen resembles collard greens, but the leaves are larger and more tender, much like lettuce, but with a rich savory taste. An excellent source of vitamin A and C, too. Resistant to flowering in the heat of summer and early to harvest, Zen is dependable for picking all year. Hardy, compact rosettes up to 12″ high, spreading 18″ wide.

Days to Maturity: 30 days
Sun: Full Sun
Sowing Method: Direct Sow/Indoor Sow
Spread: 18 inches
Height: 12 inches
Days to pick the first ripe fruit from the time the plant is transplanted in the garden.

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