Broccoli
Garden-fresh broccoli is crunchy and full of flavor and nutrients. Each plant produces one central "head", which is actually a cluster of unopened flowers, that should be harvested while the flower buds are still tightly closed. Small, mini-broccolis or "side shoots" will follow, allowing for a couple more harvests. Broccoli is not only frost tolerant but produces best in the cool weather of spring and fall (fall and winter in mild climates).
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Belstar Broccoli Seeds
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Broccoli Sprouts Seeds
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Burgundy Broccoli Seeds
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Di Cicco Broccoli Seeds
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Rapini Broccoli Raab Seeds
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Romanesco Broccoli Seeds
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Broccoli: Sow and Grow Guide
Broccoli heads are actually clusters of flower buds. One of the most healthful vegetables, it's packed with...Read More »