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A large main season broccoli with uniform, highly domed blue-green heads makes Coronado Crown a sure winner. The first head is 10-15cm (4-6") across with a tender stem and the side shoots look just like the bins of "broccoli crowns" in the grocery store. Holds without bolting longer than many varieties. Matures in approx. 60 days. (hybrid seeds)
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This broccoli is beautifully domed to shed the rain. Heads are small beaded and are ready super early from a mid-season planting for a a concentrated harvest period. Everest is very sweet and tasty. Heads are 10-15cm (4-6") wide. Stands up to downy mildew and is tolerant to brown bead and head rot. Matures in 50 days. (hybrid seeds)
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Green Goliath produced great big broccoli heads and lots of side-shoots on a big plant. We suggest planting a longer row with this variety because not all the plants will mature at the same time. This variety was developed for home gardening harvest. Enjoy throughout the season! Matures 55 to 70 days. (open pollinated seeds)
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This multi-purpose broccoli produces heavy, 12.5-17.5cm (5-7"), domed heads on thick stems. Easy to harvest, it's ideal for fresh use or the freezer and is one of our best-tasting varieties. Matures in 60 days. (hybrid seeds)
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The varying growth rates of these 3 vigorous hybrid varieties will provide a variety of flavours and an extended harvest period of about 2 months from a single sowing date. We suggest one early spring sowing and one again in late May or early June to give a nearly continuous harvest of big, succulent broccoli heads to enjoy until fall. All varieties make big side-shoots after the central head is cut. Some varieties grow faster than others; so do not discard the slower growing seedlings. This Broccoli blend matures over 50 to 72 days. (hybrid seeds)
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This Romanesco broccoli is very similar to Minaret but is a larger plant that matures later. The chartreuse-coloured, pointed buds spiral around 10-13cm (4-5") heads. Natalino is best planted to mature in September to October. Cut promptly while it is still pale-green. Makes a wonderful additon to a vegetable dip tray. Matures in 90 days. (open pollinated seeds)
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Nutri Bud
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CERTIFIED ORGANIC Nutri-Bud is a vigorous and attractive plant with a relatively large central head with medium-sized side shoots for several weeks, making this a choice new variety. It grows to a 60cm (24") plant with a 10-15cm (4-6") central head. Alan Kapuler from Seeds of Change developed this nutritious selection. It is unusually high in free glutamine, one of the building blocks of protein, a primary energy source for the brain, and a major healing nutrient. Matures in 60-80 days. (open pollinated)
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| Patron produces a medium-sized tightly domed head 12-15cm(5-6") with small beads and long slender stems. This sturdy and easy-to-harvest plant produces many side shoots. A mid to late season variety, it is suitable for fresh market, bunching, and crown cuts. Tolerant of downy mildew, hollow core, and brown bead. Matures in 60 to 70 days. (hybrid seeds) |
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Purple Sprouting
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Leave some space in your garden for these extremely cold-hardy biennial plants, which will provide very small, sweet purple flowering shoots in the spring. The tall plants are very generous with small side-shoots for many weeks. Steam or enjoy raw. Matures in 7 to 7.5 months. (open pollinated seeds)
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A speedy grower, Sorrento Raab produces uniform dark green florets approximately 5cm (2") in diameter. Gather the tender stems with a few leaves and the unopened flower buds for a reliable and nutritious addition to the kitchen or market garden. Plant in mid to late summer for a harvest well in to winter. Matures in 40 to 45 days. (open pollinated seeds)
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Zamboni has small delicate leaves, stems, and buds, and a flavour slightly on the "wild" side. Plants are approximately 50cm (20") tall and do not produce a central head but abundant side shoots which must be kept picked. Early and productive, plant Zamboni in succession from early spring into summer for salads and stir-fries. Matures in 45-60 days. (open pollinated seeds)
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