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  • Salad Mix
  • Salad Mix
  • Salad Mix
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Salad Mix

Salad Mix

Varied species: Lactuca sativa, Brassica spp., Spinacia oleracea, Beta vulgaris, others

$4.76 CAD
$4.76 CAD
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737 in stock

Height 0.1–0.4m (4–16in) Spread 0.2–0.3m (8–12in)

  • Weight: 2g / 0.08oz
  • Product Count: 726
  • Growing Difficulty: Easy
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All our seeds are 100% Canadian Grown, Processed-by-Hand, Non-GMO, Certified Organic, and Open Pollinated. From our 10-acre Seed Farm in Metchosin, BC since 2004.

Quick Notes

  • Colourful mix of lettuces, greens, and edible flowers
  • Includes arugula, kale, mustards, spinach, and chard
  • Great for cut-and-come-again harvesting
  • Suitable for all-season planting
  • Readily self-seeds if left to mature

About Salad Mix
This vibrant and flavourful blend is a celebration of greens at every stage of the growing season. Our Salad Mix includes a colourful assortment of lettuces, arugula, spinach, mustards, chard, kale, and edible flowers—carefully chosen to offer a balance of textures, colours, and tastes. Designed for successive sowing and cut-and-come-again harvests, it ensures a continuous supply of fresh salad from early spring through late autumn.

Where Can You Grow Salad Mix?
Grows best in Zones 3–9 in fertile, well-drained soil with regular moisture. Plant in garden beds, raised beds, or containers in full to partial sun. An excellent choice for small-space and urban gardens.

History and Historical Uses
Leafy greens have been grown for centuries as a cornerstone of seasonal diets. This mix draws on heirloom and modern varieties traditionally used in early spring and fall gardens, valued for their nutrition, fast growth, and adaptability. Edible flowers add visual appeal and historical flair to modern dishes.

Canadian Zone Information
Zones 8-9: Sow outdoors fall through spring for year-round harvests.
Zones 5-7: Sow spring and autumn; provide shade or mulch in summer.
Zones 3-4: Sow in spring after last frost or indoors earlier for transplanting.

How to Grow and Harvest Salad Mix

Planting: Sow seeds 3mm (1/8in) deep in rows or broadcast for patch harvesting.
Watering: Keep soil evenly moist for best flavour and tender growth.
Harvesting: Snip outer leaves when 10–15cm (4–6in) tall; allow regrowth.
Maintenance: Thin as needed; reseed every few weeks for a constant crop.

Seed Saving Tips for Future Supply

Select Plants: Let strongest plants bolt and flower.
Harvest Seeds: Wait for pods or seed heads to dry, then collect.
Dry and Store: Fully dry seeds before storing in labelled, airtight containers.
Store: Keep cool and dark; seeds can remain viable for 3–4 years.

Certified Organic By
Islands Organics Producers Association (Cert#1962)

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