The oriental salad mix is growing well and providing a continuous crop of winter salad.

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The oriental salad seeds were sown directly into the soil in the greenhouse in September.
The leaves are big enough to be harvested with scissors after about 8-10 weeks. After cutting, more leaves grow, providing a constant supply of winter salad leaves.

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The mix includes leaf Mustards, Golden Streaked and Red, Komatsuna, Mizuna and Sky Rocket. The different shapes, colours and textures of the leaves makes an interesting salad. Some of the leaves have a peppery taste adding a sharp tang.
Click this link to buy a packet of oriental salad mix. It is surprising how much winter salad this oriental mix has produced and it is still growing well in mid December.
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Radish and mixed salad leaves grown in pots are a great success. The
radish take up very little room, so a lot of radish are produced in a
small container. The photo shows French Breakfast radish grown in a
pot. They are crisp and slightly peppery.

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radish
The mixed salad leaves are so useful. They can be cut, and then they
come again.

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Today we have eaten the last of the *Pink Fir Apple*. This is the photo
of the last lot of Pink Fir Apples with a round, pink King Edward in the
front!

pink-fir-apple
*Pink Fir Apple* is an ancient variety, resistant to all our diseases,
but difficult to scrub before boiling!
Excellent for salads.
Superb keepers.
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