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00:00Ten leafy green vegetables to grow for delicious salads.
00:04Swiss chard.
00:06Mediterranean chard is rarely invasive, grow in fertile, well-draining, composted soil,
00:12shelters beneficial insects, harvest outer leaves continuously.
00:17Watercress.
00:18European Asian watercress thrives in consistently wet media and light.
00:23Not aggressive, it attracts overflies and wasps, grow container bog style, and pinch
00:28flowers.
00:29Arugula.
00:31Mediterranean arugula delivers peppery leaves, self-seeds modestly, and attracts bees and
00:36ladybugs.
00:37Sow in cool seasons, thin, and harvest outer leaves.
00:41Kale.
00:43Eastern Mediterranean kale may self-seed and shelter beneficial predators.
00:47Grow in rich soil spaced 12 to 18 inches apart.
00:50Harvest outer leaves.
00:52Tatsoi.
00:53Tatsoi forms compact rosettes, seldom escapes, and attracts hoverflies.
00:58Grow in fertile, moist soil.
01:00Sow in the spring or fall and space 6 to 8 inches apart.
01:04Romaine lettuce.
01:06Romaine from Egypt forms tall, crisp heads, rarely spreads and offers insect perches.
01:12Grow in fertile, mulched soil and harvest by cutting entire heads at the base.
01:17Sorrel.
01:18Sorrel offers tangy, lemony leaves and can spread via rhizomes.
01:22Contain it.
01:24Prefers partial shade, fertile soil.
01:26Harvest young leaves.
01:28Mustard greens.
01:29Mustard greens provide heat and self-seed if pods mature.
01:33Shelter pirate bugs.
01:35Sow spring or fall, thin 6 to 8 inches, and harvest outer leaves.
01:40Spinach.
01:41Persian spinach is nutrient-rich, rarely escapes, and cool soil as ground cover.
01:47Sow spring or late summer, space 4 to 6 inches.
01:51Mizuna.
01:52Japanese mizuna has mild, peppery leaves and seldom becomes invasive.
01:57Shelters wasps and hoverflies.
01:59Grow in fertile soil spacing at 4 to 6 inches.
02:02And it looks like you wake up living.
02:20It wants the Authentic punto neutral to pass.
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