Asian Green Seeds

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Asian greens add superb and often subtle flavours to salads, and many are used in stir-fries. Most of these vegetable seeds can be sown at high density and used as a cut-and-come-again crop. Try growing Asian green seeds like bok choi, tatsoi, choy sum, Chinese cabbage, rocket, and pak choi. General growing advice on sowing these in your veggie gardens can be found below, but please always refer to the back of your seed packet for specific growing advice for your chosen variety.

Pak Choi Chinese Greens F1

500 seeds Code: 5716

$3.60

Kale Dwarf Green Curled

400 seeds Code: 5204

$4.55

Pak Choi Seed Tape

5 metres Code: 1768

$5.75

Cabbage Chinese Nagaoka F1

100 seeds Code: 5225

$5.75

Pak Choi Hei Xia F1

Approx 150 seeds Code: 4951

$5.80

Bok Choi Seeds

500 seeds Code: 6891

$4.55

Choy Sum 'Flowering Pak Choi'

Approx 500 seeds Code: 4949

$5.00

Climbing Spinach Malabar Greens

Approx 10 seeds Code: 4976

$5.00

Winged Pea Asparagus Pea

approx 50 seeds Code: 4089

$5.80

Kohl Rabi Purple Vienna

75 seeds Code: 5231

$3.60

Water Spinach Kang Kong

approx 15 seeds Code: 4088

$5.80

Pak Choi Red Choi F1

100 Seeds Code: 5851

$4.55

Endive Ruffec Green Curled

500 seeds Code: 5711

$3.60

Kale Russian Red

400 seeds Code: 5205

$4.55

Chopsuey Greens Shungiku

Approx 500 seeds Code: 4993

$5.00

Spinach Oriental Mikado F1

approx 250 seeds Code: 4963

$5.80

Growing Asian greens in Your Garden

Many Asian green seeds can be sown all year, depending on your climate. They grow exceptionally well during the cool autumn months in Australasia with many being perfect vegetable seeds to sow in winter too. Asian greens enjoy a fertile, rich soil that is also free-draining. Choose an area in your garden that has at least six hours of full sun a day or more.

Asian green seeds are quite small and round, which means they are sown at a shallow depth of around 3-5mm. Seeds can be planted directly into the ground and thinned later to the required spacing. Alternatively, sow your seeds into seed-raising trays and transplant them when the seedlings are a few weeks old or large enough to handle.

Once planted in the ground, Asian greens can be given an application of slow-release pelletised organic fertiliser. As Asian greens are quite fast-growing, this should provide ample nutrition until harvest. Ensure your plants are kept moist during their growth with regular watering.

Shop Asian Green Seeds at Mr Fothergill’s

What are you waiting for? Growing your very own Asian greens starts at Mr Fothergill’s! Shop our range of Asian green seeds today and get to sowing. With such a variety of easy-to-grow plants on offer and all of the garden equipment you could possibly need to plant them, Mr Fothergill’s has it all.