Vegetable seeds Broccoli and Broccoli Spring Raab

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 is full of vitamins A, C and E, it is also one of the superfoods.

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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 Sprouting seeds
Brassica family
Broccoli sprouts Brassica family are rich in sulforaphane a powerful anti cancer compound, It stimulates the natural resources in our body, which helps reduce the risk of developing cancer. easy to grow and full of nutrition with a flavour milder than mature Broccoli. Excellent in sandwiches, sprouts ready in approx 6 days, ideal for microgreens. 40g pkt Av 13,000 seeds.

£3.95 Av 40 gram pkt

£32.50 Av 500 gram pkt

Broccoli Santee NEW
This hybrid purple sprouting broccoli variety requires no cold exposure and if planted early will produce spears the same year. Good uniform habits producing good quality purple spears. Successor to the popular Bordeaux. Transplant from April to August for harvesting during June to March. Available in professional grade treated seed only.

£1.95 Av 40 seeds

Broccoli Burbank NEW
Hybrid white sprouting broccoli variety. Plants are strong and vigorous producing a high yield of white succulent tasty spears. Plant in early Aug for picking between Feb to early April. Ideal vegetable plants for the garden when vegetables are in shortly supply. Available in professional grade treated seed only.

£1.95 Av 40 seeds

Broccoli White Eye NEW
A very early white sprouting broccoli, uniform in habit producing tender white spears for harvesting from February through to April.

£1.35 Av 200 seeds

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 having an excellent flavour. Red Admiral produces high yields of good quality medium sized purple spears with small heads from late November to February.

£1.45 Av 50 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.

£0.85 Av 50 seeds

Broccoli Mendocino NEW
Early hybrid main crop sprouting broccoli variety producing excellent quality purple spears that are uniform in habit Plant in early August for cropping mid March to mid April. Professional grade treated seed.

£1.95 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

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

£0.95 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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