Mustard Greens Seeds – Cherokee Blue

Description

Brassica juncea

HEIRLOOM. Cherokee Blue Mustard gets its name because it is a lovely deep purple-blue color when it is young. When the mustard is about a month old, it starts to lose some of its blue color and becomes more deep emerald green in color. When young, it isn’t as spicy as other mustards can be, and really makes a tasty addition to salads and other dishes. Seed comes from the Southern Seed Legacy, a wonderful organization that promotes seed saving and sharing of Southern regional varieties. We encourage you to learn more about them here.

2 gram packet contains a minimum of 400 seeds. 

SMALL FARM GROWN by The Appalachian Seed Growers Collective