MICHIHLI

MICHIHLI

$3.95
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(Brassica rapa)  Chinese heirloom.  Solid, barrel type with upright head, dark-green leaves & blanched interior.  Popular variety.  Used in salads, stir-fry or cooked.  70-100 days.  250 seeds

(Cabbage04941)

SKU Cabbage04941
Shipping Weight 0.0010kg
Shipping Width 0.010m
Shipping Height 0.010m
Shipping Length 0.010m

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