Brassica spp Cool Season, Common mustard used to open up heavy or compacted soils. Mustards attract beneficial insects, provide susbstantial quantities of organic matter and have a large deep root system, which increases water penetration. Grows to 4'. For mustards with higher nematicidal properties, see our mustard seed mix SCN755. Seed at 12-15 lbs/acre or 0.5 lb/1,000 sq ft. (No inoculant required)
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Item Model Number:
SCN750
Product Dimensions:
8 x 5 x 1.5 inches.
Shipping Weight:
1.05 pounds.
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Mustard Seed (Lb) Instructions - 180kb
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