Variety |
Description |
Green Oak: |
A dark lime-green oak leaf lettuce with strong vigor; it produces narrow leaves with extended, "finger-like" lobes; the leaf margins are smooth and the texture is very supple; an excellent component for baby leaf salads |
Green Oak: |
Remarkably thick texture and excellent uniformity characterize this green oak leaf lettuce; at baby leaf maturity, its leaves are a bright, lime-green color and have smooth, wavy leaf margins; the leaf shape is medium-broad and multi-lobed; fairly vigorous growth |
![]() Green Oak: Stardom EX2560 |
A highly mildew tolerant variety that was developed for full size production, but with potential for baby leaf; it produces bright green, lobed leaves with wavy margins; DMR I-VIII / BL 1-25 |
![]() Green Romaine: Mutiny EX2610 |
A green romaine variety with exceptionally thick texture; compared to Lexington and Defender, it produces darker colored leaves with serrated leaf margins; SSC 2161 is fast growing and has a very upright habit; it has a potential for high yields and a long shelf life due to thick leaf texture; DMR I-VI / BL 1-16, 19, 21, 23. |
![]() Little Gem: Firepower |
A fast growing red leaf lettuce for baby leaf; produces wine-red colored leaves with an elongated oval shape and wavy leaf margins; medium-thick leaf texure; BL 5,12,15,17,18,22,24,25. |
![]() Lollo Rosso: Barrage EX1658 |
A triple red Lollo Rossa that produces dark, wine-red leaves with very frilly leaf margins like Battalion but with more mildew resistance; the leaves are short, broad and slightly savoyed; an excellent component in baby leaf salads as it enhances color and texture; resistance to DMR I-VIII / BL 1-26 |
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A triple-red Lollo Rossa with a higher level of mildew resistance and all the features required for baby leaf; medium to slow vigor, as expected for varieties of this type; leaves have a short, broad leaf shape and frilly margins; produces a uniform crop of wine-red colored leaves with a slightly blistered leaf texture; DMR I-VIII / BL 1-27 |
![]() Lollo Rosso: Strikeforce EX1659 |
A triple red Lollo Rossa that produces dark, maroon colored leaves with very frilly leaf margins; an excellent component in baby leaf salads as it enhances color and texture; BL 1-16, 19, 21, 23. |
![]() Lollo Verde: Squadron EX1210 |
A baby leaf lettuce that is classified as a Lollo Verde type; it produces thick textured leaves with frilly leaf margins and a dark, lime green color; suitable as a replacement for Tango, particularly under conditions of Downy Mildew pressure; DMR I-VI / BL 1-16, 19, 21, 23. |
![]() Red Batavia: Blackhawk EX1657 |
A variety developed for baby leaf salads that produces very dark, wine-red colored leaves; the leaves have a broad shape, ruffled leaf margins and pliable texture; compared to Cavalry, this is a little more vigorous, it has slightly darker color and curlier margins; DMR I-VI / BL 1-16, 19, 21, 23. |
![]() Red Oak: Stealth EX2545 |
An oak leaf lettuce that produces attractive, wine-red colored leaves with good texture; baby leaves have a medium-broad shape and smooth, wavy margins; DMR I-VI / BL 1- 16, 19, 21, 23. |
![]() Romaine: Lexington EX1188 |
Lexington produces attractive baby leaves with a slightly glossy, medium green color, good texture and smooth margins; the leaves have the standard romaine shape, being broader at the top and tapering towards the stem end; however, it has the advantage of having a fairly narrow width thus allowing more flexibility at harvest time; DMR I-VI / BL 1-16, 19, 21, 23 |
![]() Tango: Revenge EX2137 |
A Tango variety like Sergeant but with mildew resistance; Revenge produces dark lime-green leaves with very thick texture; leaves are multi-lobed with spiky, undulating leaf margins; DMR I-VI / BL 1-16, 19, 21, 23 |
![]() Tango: Regatta EX1208 |
A variety in the Tango class with thicker texture and darker, lime green color; produces multi-lobed leaves with spiky, undulating leaf margins; in production for baby leaf salads, its growth rate is similar to that of Tango |
![]() Arugula: Roquette EX0807 |
Produces medium green, tender leaves that have a distinctive, spicy flavor; leaves are lobed at the top and have smaller, irregular lobes along the stem. |
![]() Arugula: Wild Rocket EX0519 |
A baby leaf ingredient that adds texture and a spicy flavor to salads; produced thick, dark green leaves with a narrow, deeply lobed shape; it is highly mildew tolerant and has a slower growth rate compared to the standard baby greens. |
![]() Beet: Green Flame EX0516 |
The young foliage of common red beets; it produces dark green leaves with bright red colored veins and petioles; leaves are oval with smooth margins and pliable texture.
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![]() Beet: Evaredy EX0356 |
An ideal ingredient for baby leaf salads where diversity of color is required; it produces dark burgundy colored leaves with color extending the length of the slender stem; the leaves have a narrow-oval shape and have a fairly smooth, thick texture; matures 28-35 days from sowing when grown for baby leaves |
![]() Mizuna: Mizuna EX0386 |
A vigorous mustard that produces deeply incised leaves with long, thin stalks; leaf color is medium to dark green and the flavor is milder than most mustards; slow bolting and cold tolerant. |
![]() Mustard: Mustard (red) EX1751 |
Produces finely savoyed, oval shaped leaves with slightly scalloped margins; intense purplish colored leaves have medium green coloring towards the stem end; young leaves have a mild mustard flavor and a relatively thick texture. |
![]() Swiss Chard: Barese EX1878 |
A very uniform and fast growing variety with very upright growth; produces medium green leaves with white stems and veins; leaf texture is remarkably thick and smooth |
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Produces baby leaves with orange colored veins and stems |
![]() Swiss Chard: Ruby Red EX0264 |
This chard produces dark green leaves with intense read veins and petioles; leaves are smooth and have finely scalloped edges |
![]() Swiss Chard: Swiss Chard (yellow) EX0796 |
Produces baby leaves with bright yellow veins and stems |
![]() Tatsoi: Tatsoi EX0526 |
A vigorous growing mustard that produces very dark, thick leaves; leaves have a rounded shape with smooth margins and prominent, white petioles |
Disclaimer Regarding Disease Resistance: The term "resistance" is defined as a plant's ability to resist, not necessarily prevent disease. Resistance may be conferred by general plant health or by resistance genes. The use of resistance genes is a well documented method of conferring mildew and Bremia resistance in lettuce. The use of resistant varieties, in conjunction with proper pesticide, fertilizer, cultivation and irrigation practices, will go a long way to reducing or eliminating infection. However, various factors, such as stress and pathogen populations, often lead to a resistant plant becoming infected. Disclaimer Regarding Variety Descriptions and Illustrations: Descriptions and illustrations represent WHS's products as grown in our trial fields in various locations. Performance and appearance may vary under different growing conditions and in other geographical locations. It is advised to investigate whether differences may be expected in your growing regions. Plant Breeder's Rights have been granted or applied for through the Community Plant Variety Office; unauthorised seed propagation is prohibited. |