Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

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Pinetree Garden Seeds Amara Greens (21–40 Days) Seeds 250 Seeds Baby Greens

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This open-pollinated African leaf crop supplies tender baby greens quickly and continues into mature harvests.

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Categories : Vegetable Seeds

SKU : SEE-VEG-3953

Description

Amara Greens, also known as Ethiopian kale or Abyssinian mustard, produces dark green leaves with a mild cabbage and savory garlic flavor. Baby leaves work well raw in salads, while mature leaves, young stems and immature flower stems can be cooked. Sow 1/4 inch deep outdoors in spring once soil reaches 55–60°F. Harvest baby leaves at 3–6 inches or mature greens at 12–18 inches, sowing every 2–3 weeks for a continuous supply.

Features

Open-pollinated heirloom
Suitable for baby greens and mature leaves
Leaves and young stems can be eaten raw or cooked
Can reach over 3 feet when grown to flower
Attracts pollinators when flowering
Germination: 4–10 days
Sowing depth: 1/4 inch
Seed quantity: 250 seeds
Botanical name: Brassica carinata
Days to harvest: 21–40 days
Packet coverage: 30-foot single row for mature greens; 6–8 feet for baby greens
Baby greens spacing: 30–40 seeds per foot
Mature greens spacing: 6–8 inches
Germination temperature: 60–70°F
Seller: Seed & Bulb