A nutritious leafy green of Mediterranean origin. It is a small, low growing annual herb featuring elongated, succulent leaves with a mild peppery flavour.
A versatile baby leaf that is rich in iron and calcium, and is a favourite go-to ingredient for healthy eating.
A peppery leaf with a mustard-like bite that complements salads, sandwiches, pizza and pasta.
Harvested before the pea pods have developed, the delicate tendrils are slightly sweet with a mild bitter aftertaste and a nutty undertone.
A favourite leaf for Caesar salads and sandwiches, Cos provides a refreshingly crisp and crunchy texture.
A ruffled, feathery leaf with a delicately sharp and bitter flavour. Often used as a balance to sweeter salad greens.
A variety of lettuce with frilly pinkish red leaves. Ideal for providing unique colour, texture and taste salad mixes.
A variety of lettuce with the appearance of oak leaves. It is known for its sweetness, buttery texture and an incredibly mellow, nutty flavour.
A variety of lettuce with the appearance of aging ruby oak leaves. It is known for its sweetness, buttery texture and an incredibly mellow, nutty flavour.
A variety of lettuce with the appearance of oak leaves. It is known for its sweetness, buttery texture and an incredibly mellow, nutty flavour.
A glossy, spoon-shaped, burgundy leaf with a tender and succulent texture. Fresh Red tatsoi displays sweet and tangy flavors with a mineral finish.
A petite spoon-shaped leaf with succulent and tender stem, likened to those of a celery heart. Tatsoi is a very versatile green and may used similarly to spinach.
A Japanese leaf with a delicate, elongated shape and feather-thin texture, commonly used in stir fries and soups.
A baby beetroot leaf with a delicate, thin red stem. Its mildly sweet flavour is similar to spinach with a slightly nutty finish.
A mild tasting leaf with a tender, crunchy texture. It is widely considered to be a ‘superfood’ because of its nutritional qualities.
A variety of lettuce with tight frilly leaves, typically used to add colour, texture and volume to salads.
A strap like leaf with an embossed texture. The flavour is slightly sweeter and more delicate than curly kale and is often included in stir fry and coleslaw mixes.
A crunchy leaf with a frilly, ruffled texture and a flavour reminiscent of wasabi.
A mustard-flavoured leaf with a rocket-like bite. It works both as a fresh leaf (where it stays quite firm) and chopped and cooked.
A fast-growing leaf with a spicy and peppery flavour and is similar to watercress.
A broad delicate leaf with a distinctive aromatic flavour. It is generally added at the end of cooking or as a garnish on dish.