Vegetable Gardening: How do you grow Baby Bok Choi - a.k.a. Toy Choi?

Author Content HoneybeeNC Charlotte, NC (Zone 7b) March 23, 2012 9:21 AM Post #9053952 I purchased some Baby Bok Choi from one of those big warehouse places a couple of weeks ago. I had never tried these before, but liked them so much I want to grow them. I have purchased seeds of something Burpee calls "Toy Choi" which looks exaclty the same as the ones I liked. http://www.burpee.com/vegetables/cabbages/chinese-cabbage-pa... I assume these do best grown in cool weather. So I should grow them in the fall/early winter? Thanks in advance for any advice/tips

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