Misho Wasabi 'Eutrema japonicum' plantsMisho Wasabi Description and Planting Instructions Description: Misho Wasabi plants are a unique variety that create a lighter green color and offers a pungent tangy taste. It produces medium to large sized rhizomes. Common Name: Misho Wasabi Scientific Name: Eutrema japonicum Family: Brassicaceae Appearance: Plant: Herbaceous perennial, typically growing to about 20 30 cm (8 12 inches) in height. Leaves: Large, heart shaped, dark green leaves with a

from dry and crisp to sweet and fruity

Flowers: Polana raspberries produce white to pale pink flowers in late spring to early summer

Your borders and beds will look great

Backfill the hole with soil and lightly tamp it down to eliminate air pockets

Growth Habit: This cactus is slow-growing but can become quite tall over time

Just give it a couple of weeks

Planting Steps:

🌿 Additional Variety Details

layered leaves and modern desert-garden aesthetic

Planting:You will soak them for 3 hours first then put them in a tray with soil that is a sandy loam and has moisture

Non-GMO & Productive – High-yielding and naturally grown for strong

Bloom Time: Mid-spring — a bright transition between early and late tulip varieties