Heirloom open-pollinated variety: Ensures reliable, true-to-type plants for consistent harvests
Cut and come-again growth: Allows multiple harvests throughout the growing season for extended use
Cold hardy: Suitable for northern climates and extended growing regions
Prolific and adaptable: Thrives in various outdoor conditions and is widely adapted
Versatile use: Leaves can be harvested young for salads or mature for larger bunches
Summarized by Shop
Florida Broadleaf Mustard is an heirloom, open-pollinated mustard variety that's prolific and hardy. It is a southern favorite that is widely-adapted and can be grown in northern climates as well. This mustard green variety produces light green, smooth leaves with the traditional mustard flavor you've come to expect. Leaves may be harvest
Plant Class
Brassicales
Suitable Space
Outdoors
Days to Maturity
45
Seed Spacing
1 row spacing
Planting Depth
1/4 inch
Disease Resistance
None
Summarized by Shop
5.0
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First time planting Florida broadleaf mustard if they are mustards I will like them.
Westley · 6 days ago
Florida broadleaf mustard
Great germination rate. Easy to grow. Using it through the summer as a trap crop for my kale and asparbroc. It’s doing the trick.
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Arlene · August 1, 2026
Must have Mustards
We purchased these seeds not thinking they would grow because of issues we have had in the past with Greens in general not growing. The germination period was way off. We planted seed and within 7 days we had vegetation showing through the soil. They are growing so fast and are very hearty plants. We now buy all of our seeds from Hoss and if Hoss doesn't have it, we don't need it.
