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Tatsoi Savoy
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Tatsoi Savoy
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Tatsoi Savoy in appearance is more like a spinach than a pak choi. The heavily savoyed leaves are dark green, and they grow atop thick bunches of pale green petioles. At maturity, the plant reaches nearly a foot in height. As with the Tatsoi, individual leaves also can be picked continuously for several weeks. Tolerant of heat and cold, this pak choi, which is upright in the summer, grows in a rosette shape close to the ground in colder weather. Packed with vitamins, Tatsoi Savoy leaves are a great addition to a salad mix of baby greens. Or they are right at home in a stir-fry or sauté.
- Maturity: Approx. 20 days baby leaf to 45 days mature
- Planting season: Spring or late summer to fall
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Please note: Maturity, adaptability and disease tolerance may differ under your specific climate and/or growing conditions.
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