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Re: Oriental Greens.
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Oriental greens do exceptionally well in greenhouses, especially organically managed greenhouses, during winter months. Kyona (mizuna) is probably the hardiest of them all, but ordinary Pac Choi, Chinese Cabbage, bud radish, etc., etc., do well.
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