Vegetable seeds Borecole, Broccoli and Broccoli Raab



 

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Borecole/Kale
(Brassica oleracea)

Sow thinly late spring at a depth of approx 1cm. Plant out when approx 12cm high 50-60cm between plants and 60cm between rows. Harvest from autumn onwards. A harvest of fresh greens when most other vegetables are unavailable, the cold improves the crop, an excellent source for Vitamin A, is normally served cooked.

 

Borecole Fizz

Borecole Fizz
Borecole Fizz is a unique speciality baby leaf brassica. The eye catching leaves are fine and sharply lobed giving plenty of texture. Ideal for bagged produce it can be eaten raw as a baby leaf or grown on to produce a stir fry/microwave product. The plant is fast growing with good erect plant habit for ease of harvest. 1 gram approx 250 seeds

£0.79 Av 1 gram pkt

 

 





Borecole Hungry Gap
Borecole Hungry Gap is a late cropper with great flavour and had good frost resistance. Produces succulent side shoots when fresh greens are in short supply. Ideal for baby leaf. Sow May to early August. 1 gram approx 300 Seeds

£0.69 Av 1 gram pkt

 

 




Borecole Dwarf Green Curled
Curly Kale or Borecole. Hardy dwarf variety kale with dense curly tender green leaves. The best of the open pollinated varieties.

£1.10 Av 500 seeds

 

 




Palm Tree Kale or Dinosaur Kale Height up to 2m
Brassica oleracea var acephala
Palm tree kale can grow up to 2m and have leaves nearly 1m long, finely crimped and dark green. The plant resembles a miniature palm tree. Leaves harvested young can be cooked like spinach and have an excellent flavour.

£1.20 Av 50 seeds

 


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Red Russian Kale    Baby Leaf
Grey-green feathery leaves on purple stems add a distinctive shape and texture to the salad bowl and baby leaf salad mixtures. A baby veg that can also be used in stir-frying. Sow thinly late spring 1cm deep.

£1.10 Av 50 seeds

 


 Nero De Toscana

Cavolo Nero
Nero De Toscana baby veg
BLACK CABBAGE. An unusual leaf picking variety with rich, dark green blistered leaves. A well known Italian vegetable, it can be used to add texture to salads or boiled/steamed in the usual way. Stands normal winter conditions and can be harvested September to January.
Sow:- April to May Harvest September to January

£0.75 Av 75 seeds

 


Black Tuscany

Black Tuscany
Black Cabbage / Kale. Large very dark strap like coloured leaves, also known as palm cabbage, full flavoured hardy plant.

£1.60 Av 200 seeds

 


  Borecole Westland Winter     Organic Sourced
Sow May to July Harvest November onwards
A winter vegetable for the outdoor plot. A large spreading plant habit with curled blue-green leaves. Winter hardy and high yielding.

£1.59 Av 50 seeds

 

 

 


Broccoli
(Brassica oleracea)
White sprouting sow early spring, Purple sprouting sow mid to late spring in drills 1cm deep, space 30cm apart. Transplant to 75 x 75cm apart into their growing position when they are 8cm high during June to July. Harvest February to April. Ideal for Micro Greens.

Broccoli Three D (3D)

Broccoli Three D (3D)
UK bred broccoli 3 D a new speciality leaf broccoli for the baby and young leaf stage. Grow as conventional baby leaf or grow on for young leaf production. Use in mixed salads or baby vegetable leaf. 1 gram approx 200 Seeds

£1.10 Av 1 gram pkt

 

 

 

 


 

 

Broccoli Redhead
A good quality purple sprouting variety that produces superb medium sized spears from March to late April. RHS Award of Garden Merit

£0.95 Av 100 seeds

 


 

 

Broccoli Red Admiral
An excellent hybrid sprouting variety, producing high yields of good quality purple spears from November to February.

£1.45 Av 50 seeds

 



Calabrese Tender Green  seeds Tendergreen

Calabrese Tender Green
Calabrese Tender Green a hybrid of broccoli and Chinese kale. This F1 variety produces green broccoli spears on edible stems, which taste similar to asparagus. Proven to be high in Vitamins A & C, plus many other vitamins and minerals. During production it is important to pinch out the first head at an early stage as this encourages the side shoots to develop. Transplant March to June, crops from June to October. Uses stir fry, steam or lightly boil.

£2.55 Av 50 seeds

 


 

Broccoli Summer Purple seeds

Broccoli Summer Purple
Summer cropping variety, requires no cold winters to initiate flowering. Excellent colour and well formed spears.
Sow spring harvest late June to October. Sown early can produce a crop late June dependant on the weather, sowing date and location.

£0.75 Av 50 seeds

£1.75 Av 150 seeds

 


  Broccoli Bordeaux
Av 30 Seeds
Hybrid Broccoli Bordeaux, requires no winter cold to initiate flower spears, this means you can harvest months earlier than normal broccoli.  Can be harvested as cut and come again. Sow spring, harvest broccoli spears from June to November. RHS Award of Garden Merit

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Broccoli Claret F1 seed

Broccoli Claret
Broccoli Claret, maturing from April, this is the first hybrid spouting broccoli available. Large vigorous plant, producing thick tasty spears with good quality and colour. Rhs Award of Garden merit

£1.55 Av 50 seeds

 


  Purple Sprouting Broccoli Early
Ready from February. An abundance of fine side shoots. Hardy and high yielding.
 Ideal for Micro Greens.

£0.59 Av 150 seeds

£1.20 Av 400 seeds

 


 


Purple Sprouting Broccoli Late

Purple Sprouting Broccoli Late
Ready for harvest from late April. High yields of quality broccoli.  Ideal for Micro Greens. RHS Award of Garden merit

£0.59 Av 150 seeds

£1.20 Av 400 seeds

 


  White Sprouting Broccoli Early
Ready in February and March, prolific and very early.

£1.20 Av 400 seeds

 

 


Broccoli Raab or Rapini
Brassica rapa (ruvo)

Grow something new and tasty for the vegetable garden, a popular European vegetable.
Sow early spring onwards when the ground warms up, in mild climates can be autumn sown and over wintered
 

Broccoli Spring Raab seeds

Broccoli Spring Raab
A versatile slow bolting variety for growing throughout the season. Harvest spring and summer can be overwintered in mild climates.

£1.35 Av 1,000 seeds

 


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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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