Currently Available:
Baby Beets
The most common beet has deep red roots with purple red tops and large green leaves. Baby red beets are smaller versions of this beet, both being sensationally sweet. Baby candy cane beets are smaller than regular beets and when sliced crosswise, they're red and white striped on the inside.
Baby Spigariello
These baby leaves of the Spigariello plant--an heirloom Italian Broccoli variety--have the Brassica sweetness of Broccoli with the tenderness of a Baby Kale. It's great in hearty white bean soups or quickly sautéed with some olive oil, garlic and shallots, then hit with a bit of lemon juice at the end to bring out the sweetness.

Baby White Turnips
Also called Tokyo turnips, baby turnips are beautiful, tender little globes with spicy, pleasant-bitter greens attached (Which you should eat!) Available in the spring and early summer before prolonged heat turns them bitter. These spring and early summer turnips have delicate, shiny skins and tender flesh.