Collection: Leafy Salad

Red Aztec is an improvement on Red Army for strength of the red colour. Highly recommended for microgreens.

A modern selection for high quality box sales or prepack. Upright habit and dark green compact leaves contrast sharply with bright white stems.

Atlanta Red has been commercialised to bolster an already strong Bulls Blood range. Atlanta Red us a heat tolerant summer variety which holds its red colours in high temperatures. Similar growth speeds to Olympia Red.

Intermediate type, not so dark red as Olympia, but a little quicker to mature. For spring and late summer harvest.

Consistent deep red colour through summer, producing high quality leaf for mixed salads. Slower to mature than spring types.

Most vigorous of our range of Bulls Bloods. For programming early and late where vigour is required in lower temperatures.

The classic Italian black cabbage . A very dark green, almost black leaved variety of kale. Leaves are strap-like and slightly savoyed at an early stage of maturity. Flavour mild and slightly peppery.

Serrated leaf type, unique aromatic flavour. Try young leaves fried with bacon. Decorative and edible white/yellow flowers at maturity. Babyleaf or microgreen.

Fresh green, thicker leaved strain with improved, sweeter flavour for salad use. Slow to bolt.

Thick, glossy green lobed leaves. Upright habit, can be harvested as a field babyleaf crop. Peppery flavour.

Spicy selection of garden cress. Dark green, flat, dissected leaves. Fast growing field crop.

Ice plant is used as ornamental in some areas. Thick, succulent silvery leaves add texture rather than taste to salads.

Impressive hybrid kale for wholehead crop. Sturdy erect habit, excellent winter hardiness, but also adaptable for late summer and autumn harvest as mature leaf for bagging.

Quick growing red veined kale with distinct mild, sweet flavour. Indented leaf shape.

Dark green, frilled and crinkled leaf, giving a nice 3-D effect in packs. Robust plant habit and relatively quick for babyleaf with intermediate resistance to mildew.

A blue-green kale with a frilly leaf margin. Leaves have a pleasant cabbage flavour and crunchy texture. Consistent leaf quality for a healthy diet used solo as vegetable, in smoothies or in mixed salad packs.

Heirloom variety. Frilly, grey green leaves with purple veins and stems. Vigorous and relatively quick maturing. Rather tender leaves, well suited to summer and autumn production.

Very popular Kale variety for salads and babyleaf, with red veins in immature stage giving subtle red colouration in salad packs. Also useful for teen leaf packs for stir-fry or steaming. Colour is enhanced as plant matures by lower temperatures.

Vibrant ruby red oval shaped leaves and contrasting green stems for babyleaf salads. Erect habit. Maintains colour under crop covers and glasshouse, so useful for summer production.

Very deep red batavia baby leaf lettuce. (HR BI: 16-32)

Nicely serrated leaves in a classic Mizuna shape. Upright habit and consistent purple/red colour make this a reliable high quality bag filler.

CN selection of Kyoto type. Glossy green, jagged leaves with slender, white stalks and a delicate mild mustard flavour. Reliable in all seasons.

The darkest red leaf in mizuna range. Rather thick leaf, good field holding, and processes well.

Broad leaf red mizuna with attractive purple red leaf. High yielding and reliable over long season.

A broader, less dissected mizuna selection. Leaf blades are very dark green with broad, flat white stems. Vigorous and high yielding with a good degree of cold tolerance.

Hybrid Green Frills type with extra fine, well textured thick fronds and a vibrant green colour. 2-3 days slower growing and holds well.

Deep cut leaf. Attractive mid green.

Attractive dark red leaf even from cotyledon stage makes Red Carpet useful for both microgreen and babyleaf cultivation. Oval leaf with a mild flavour.

An intermediate variety with deeply lobed leaves in an interesting mottled red on green colour, that is proving popular.

Deep cut frond like leaf. Adds texture and colour to salad mixes.

Industry standard broad leaf red mustard, versatile and widely grown.

Broader leaf and darker red colour than Red Frills.

Dark red selection of Red Giant type, with smooth leaf and deep maroon colour. Mild flavour. Will flower quickly under high temperatures.

New and improved on the old Wasabina, a more refined serration and a cleaner leaf.

Small blue green leaves with distinctive peppery flavour.

Vivid purple red spade shaped leaves with a mild spinach flavour. Popular garnish item as babyleaf or at microgreen stage.

Uniform and highly productive babyleaf pak choi with the darkest green leaf available. Leaves are oval and have long petiole for machine harvest.

Popular and versatile hybrid with bright green leaf and broad heavy petiole. Will also form very tidy compact heads ideal for mini-veg or garnish.

New dark red babyleaf pak choi with a thicker leaf, round to oval shape and a sturdy stem. Handles well and looks very attractive in a mixed salad pack.

Oval leaves in deep wine red, maintaining attractive colour throughout most cropping periods. Suited to open field or protected production. Plants have good vigour and an erect habit.

Dark red babyleaf variety. Consistent colour even with summer temperatures.

Eye catching purple-red leaf blades, contrasting with green stem and undersides.Thick leaf handles well in processing. Vigorous and upright plant for ease of harvest.

High quality serrated leaves, thicker and darker green, with pleasant rocket flavour. Proving to be very versatile and stable in quality.

Classic salad rocket with long dark green gently lobed leaves. Mild flavour. Also useful for microgreens.

Heirloom vegetable still popular in Italy where it is eaten as a boiled vegetable or as samphire. Harvest young fast growing stems regularly to keep tender.

Hot flavour and hot to handle! Scorpion is related to wild rocket but a little faster to mature and also quicker to bolt, so essential to harvest at a young stage.