A living mix cut from the winter houses between November and April. Roughly half salanova butter and oak types, a quarter mizuna for bite, a quarter baby arugula. Leaf size stays small in cold weather, which is why winter greens are sweeter and hold longer in the cooler than anything trucked up from the south. Cut Tuesday and Friday mornings, packed dry into a lined three pound case, and either picked up at the farm or delivered inside the 494 loop the same day. Shelf life is seven to nine days in a proper walk in if you keep it off the fan. Minimum two cases per order. Standing weekly orders get planted for eight weeks ahead, which means I can guarantee your volume instead of guessing. Tell me your Sunday count and I hold it. If a hard cold stretch cuts yield I call you the week before, not the morning of.