Mikado Wasabi 'Eutrema japonicum' plantsMikado Wasabi Description and Planting Instructions Description: Mikado wasabi is a unique variety that is known to strike a balance between sweet and spicy. Unique to the Mikado variety as well, it's rhizome can have a light pink hue, adding an aesthetic quality to dishes it is prepared with. For growers, this variety is more disease resistant compared to other varieties as well. Common Name: Mikado Wasabi Scientific Name: Eutrema japonicum Family:

sweet berries that ripen in July and continue to fruit for weeks — perfect for extending your blueberry season

productive harvest and a splash of color in every season

Striking red-orange foliage in fall

ensuring each piece has at least one growth node

firm strawberries each season

Planting Depth: Furrows 8–10 inches deep (8 inches for heavier soils)

vigorous roots ready to plant and grow fast

aromatic berries perfect for fresh eating

and disease resistance

textured leaves that resemble a dragon's scale

Growth Habit: Golden raspberries are perennial plants that produce fruit on second-year canes

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