Red Giant Mustard

Stunning leaves in deep purple red. I have found this to be more powdery mildew prone than Feaster or Carolina mustard. Just plant with a little room around to improve airflow and harvest regularly to circumvent that. It is less prone to pests though so its a toss up. Very cold tolerant, no need to cover for light frost.

Packet:  ~1,000 seeds

Good to start from seed in these months:

North Florida: January-March, September-December

Central Florida: January-March, September-December

South Florida: January-February, October-December