| Variety | Description |
 Green Oak: General |
Remarkably thick texture and excellent uniformity characterize this green oak leaf lettuce; at baby leaf maturity, its leaves are a bright, lime-green color and have smooth, wavy leaf margins; the leaf shape is medium-broad and multi-lobed; fairly vigorous growth. (UtilityPatent #7,332,654; Plant Breeder's Rights pending) |
 Green Oak: Stardom |
A highly mildew tolerant variety that was developed for full size production, but with potential for baby leaf; it produces bright green, lobed leaves with wavy margins; narrower leaf shape compared to SSC 2481; DMR I-VIII / BL 1-25. (Utility Patent contemplated; Plant Breeder's Rights pending) |
 Green Romaine: Mutiny |
A green romaine variety with exceptionally thick texture; compared to Lexington, it produces darker colored leaves with serrated leaf margins; Mutiny is fast growing and has a very upright habit; it has a potential for high yields and a long shelf life due to thick leaf texture; DMR I-VI / BL 1-16, 19, 21, 23. (Utility Patent #7,579,519; Pleant breeders Rights Pending) |
 Little Gem: Firepower |
A fast growing red leaf lettuce for baby leaf; produces wine-red colored leaves with an elongated oval shape and wavy leaf margins; medium-thick leaf texure; BL 5,12,15,17,18,22,24,25. (Plant Breeder's Rights pending) |
 Lollo Rosso: Barrage |
A triple red Lollo Rossa that produces dark, wine-red leaves with very frilly leaf margins like Battalion but with more mildew resistance; the leaves are short, broad and slightly savoyed; an excellent component in baby leaf salads as it enhances color and texture; resistance to DMR I-VIII / BL 1-26. (Utility Patent No. 7,371,932 and Plant Breeder's Rights pending) |
 Lollo Rosso: Fortress |
A triple-red Lollo Rossa with a higher level of mildew resistance and all the features required for baby leaf; medium to slow vigor, as expected for varieties of this type; leaves have a short, broad leaf shape and frilly margins; produces a uniform crop of wine-red colored leaves with a slightly blistered leaf texture; DMR I-VIII / BL 1-26. (Utility Patent No. 7,342,149; Plant Breeder's Rights pending) |
 Red Batavia: Blackhawk |
A variety developed for baby leaf salads that produces very dark, wine-red colored leaves; the leaves have a broad shape, ruffled leaf margins and pliable texture; compared to Cavalry, this is a little more vigorous, it has slightly darker color and curlier margins; DMR I-VI / BL 1-16, 19, 21, 23.(Utility Patent No. 7,371,932; Plant Breeder's Rights pending) |
 Red Oak: Stealth |
An oak leaf lettuce that produces attractive, wine-red colored leaves with good texture; baby leaves have a medium-broad shape and smooth, wavy margins; DMR I-VI / BL 1- 16, 19, 21, 23. (Utility Patent #7,314,976; Plant Breeder's Rights pending) |
 Red Romaine: Annapolis |
A red romaine lettuce developed for baby leaf salads; glossy, deep wine red color; medium-broad, club shaped leaf with slightly wavy leaf margins and light serration along the stem; slightly blistered at the 4th true leaf; pliable texture; DMR I-VI. (Utility Patent #7,126,045) |
 Tango: Revenge |
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 Tango: Sergeant |
A variety in the Tango class with thicker texture and darker, lime green color; produces multi-lobed leaves with spiky, undulating leaf margins; in production for baby leaf salads, its growth rate is similar to that of Tango. (Utility Patent No. 7,314,977; Plant Breeder's Rights pending) |
 Tango: Tango |
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 Arugula: Roquette |
Produces medium green, tender leaves that have a distinctive, spicy flavor; leaves are lobed at the top and have smaller, irregular lobes along the stem. |
 Arugula: Wild Rocket |
A baby leaf ingredient that adds texture and a spicy flavor to salads; produced thick, dark green leaves with a narrow, deeply lobed shape; it is highly mildew tolerant and has a slower growth rate compared to the standard baby greens. |
 Beet: Beet (red) |
The young foliage of common red beets; it produces dark green leaves with bright red colored veins and petioles; leaves are oval with smooth margins and pliable texture. |
 Beet: Bull's Blood |
An ideal ingredient for baby leaf salads where diversity of color is required; it produces dark burgundy colored leaves with color extending the length of the slender stem; the leaves have a narrow-oval shape and have a fairly smooth, thick texture; matures 28-35 days from sowing when grown for baby leaves. |
 Mizuna: Mizuna |
A vigorous mustard that produces deeply incised leaves with long, thin stalks; leaf color is medium to dark green and the flavor is milder than most mustards; slow bolting and cold tolerant. |
 Mustard: Mustard (red) |
Produces finely savoyed, oval shaped leaves with slightly scalloped margins; intense purplish colored leaves have medium green coloring towards the stem end; young leaves have a mild mustard flavor and a relatively thick texture. |
 Spinach: Spinach |
For baby leaf salads, the preference is for thick textured, semi-savoyed types with dark green color; numerous varieties are available, please inquire. |
 Swiss Chard: Barese |
A very uniform and fast growing variety with very upright growth; produces medium green leaves with white stems and veins; leaf texture is remarkably thick and smooth. |
 Swiss Chard: Magenta Sunset |
Produces deep green leaves with magenta colored veins and stems. |
 Swiss Chard: Swiss Chard (orange) |
Produces baby leaves with orange colored veins and stems. |
 Swiss Chard: Swiss Chard (red) |
This chard produces dark green leaves with intense read veins and petioles; leaves are smooth and have finely scalloped edges. |
 Swiss Chard: Swiss Chard (yellow) |
Produces baby leaves with bright yellow veins and stems. |
 Tatsoi: Tatsoi |
A vigorous growing mustard that produces very dark, thick leaves; leaves have a rounded shape with smooth margins and prominent, white petioles. |
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