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Mesclun Savory Gourmet Mix

A symphony of fresh, tangy flavors and vibrant colors—green, red, and white.
This tasty blend looks great in both the garden and the bowl. We’ve mixed three of our popular leaf lettuces (Green Ice, Mighty Red Oak and Prizeleaf) with exotic salad greens like Mizuna (a Chinese cabbage that is as fine and frilly as Fizz E endive). The mix also has a red-stem beet (for its pungent earthy flavor) and an endive that looks like a dandelion but is more tender and mild. Bon app‚tit! Grows best in cool weather and in full sun.

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