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Cold-tolerant and harvestable in about a month, mustard is the perfect green for the winter weary gardener.  Mustard has a slightly spicy flavor that mellows when cooked.  It is great for wilting, sautéing or stir-frying.  Mizuna mustard has a more mild flavor that makes it great for adding punch to salad mixes.  With its incredible frost-resistance, tatsoi is a perfect green for fall planting or overwintering in cold frames, and komatsuna or tendergreen mustard makes a great spinach substitute. Check out our selection of heirloom mustard seeds today and find one that is just right for you. More

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This week, we're diving into the science that proves what we all know to be true—heirloom tomatoes just taste better.  Join us as we dive into the juicy science behind tomato flavor.

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