Are these Mustard Greens?

[Vh621]

Hey everyone, this may seem like an odd question but I'm like 90% sure these are mustard greens but before I give them to my animals including my beardie I just want to be 100% sure see I didn't really have time to ask for help at the supermarket cause they were closing so I just grabbed them and left lol. If anyone is really familiar with them please let me know.

Thanks in advance?

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[JoshD]

They do almost look like Mustard greens, but I dont think they are. My beardie only eats mustard greens and they tend to be more leafy, and curly at the ends. These look more like sharper leaves. They look like either dandelion greens, or turnip greens. Both are still staple greens for a bearded dragon so no worries!!

 

[Vh621]

It definitely does look like turnip, I know for sure it's not dandelion greens as I get those a lot. Last time I got mustard greens they were more leafyier but when I looked it up there appears to be different types of mustard greens. The one that looked like this one was called golden frill mustard. Regardless seems okay to feed so thanks a bunch?

 

[kingofnobbys]

Hope these images help ...

Collard greens :

Collard greens are hard to find in supermarkets here in NSW.

Mustard greens are hard to find in supermarkets here in NSW.

Turnip greens are hard to find in supermarkets here in NSW.

Buk Choi

Pak Choi

Kale

....these are nearly aways available here in NSW.

Dandelion greens flowers - these are usually in my lawn and garden , the greens and flowers are good vegs to give to lizards (and people)

 

[Varalidaine]

Looks like curly endive in my opinion. Still a staple so fine to feed. Turnip greens tend to be a little flatter, like how dandelion greens are,, and not as curly.