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Vegetables - Endive Seeds
Endives are a leafy vegetable in the Cichory family that are grown as a green. They are well adapted to the cool season, and some can even tolerate a bit of frost. They are generally thought to be bitter, but some of the varieties that we offer like Sugar Loaf are changing that perception. If you like a lot of texture in your greens, you might try some with curly leaves like Green Curled Ruffec. As with lettuce, we also have red varieties like Rossa Di Verona to add color to your fresh green salads. Endive seeds can be a little more challenging to grow, but if you have a green thumb, it is worth a shot!
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Broadleaf Batavian Endive Seeds
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Cichorium endivia
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Also known as Escarole, this endive resembles a lettuce head with its broad, curling leaves. This healthy green makes a pretty and tasty addition to your favorite summer salads. For the most tender and flavorful product, plant either early or late in the season to avoid the hot season.Starting at $2.98 USD -
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Catalogna Emerald Endive Seeds
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Catalogna Garnet Stem Endive Seeds
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Cichorium intybus
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The dark green leaves and bright red stems of this endive will add great color to your salads! Endive makes an excellent fall crop as light frost sweetens it, but extreme heat causes bitterness or bolting. This variety matures in about 55 days.Starting at $2.98 USD -
Green Curled Ruffec Endive Seeds
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Cichorium endivia
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This heirloom Endive variety produces deeply cut dark-green leaves in loose heads, which blanch to cream in the center. It's leaves add a great crisp texture to your salads, and it's graceful appearance beautifies your garden! Very hardy and resistant to cold wet weather, and matures 75 to 100 days after sowing.Starting at $2.98 USD -
Rossa Di Verona Endive Seeds
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Cichorium intybus
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Developed by Italians in the 1950s, this "radicchio" boasts striking ruby leaves that form a solid round head. Add this to a green salad or a gourmet casserole for distinct color and flavor. Northerners will enjoy planting this variety because it thrives in cooler weather. Endive makes an excellent fall crop because light frost sweetens it, but extreme heat causes bitterness or bolting.Starting at $2.98 USD -
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Sugar Loaf Endive Seeds
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Cichorium intybus
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Strongly resembling the more familiar Romaine lettuce, this gourmet endive variety is valued by chefs in France and Italy. The light green leaves form compact heads weighing 2-4 pounds, and it's slightly bitter flavor adds a unique flavor to any salad.Starting at $2.98 USD
Endives are a leafy vegetable in the Cichory family that are grown as a green. They are well adapted to the cool season, and some can even tolerate a bit of frost. They are generally thought to be bitter, but some of the varieties that we offer like Sugar Loaf are changing that perception. If you like a lot of texture in your greens, you might try some with curly leaves like Green Curled Ruffec. As with lettuce, we also have red varieties like Rossa Di Verona to add color to your fresh green salads. Endive seeds can be a little more challenging to grow, but if you have a green thumb, it is worth a shot!