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  55 days. Produces a large central head plus numerous side shoots after the first harvest. Developed for home gardens, it matures over a three-week period. The blue-green central head has tight buds. Plant for spring or fall use. Good fresh or frozen. One of our favorites. Pkt. |
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55 days. Produces a large central head plus numerous side shoots after the first harvest. Developed for home gardens, it matures over a three-week period. The blue-green central head has tight buds. Plant for spring or fall use. Good fresh or frozen. One of our favorites. |
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A broccoli raab that’s fall planted for early spring harvests of sweet and tender flowers and leaves. Plants will grow best in cool fall temperatures of 26-40°F, then slow down for winter (plants are hardy to 6°F), before putting on fresh growth and flower buds in early spring. Space plants at... |
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55-70 days. [Developed by Alan Kapular.] Vigorous 24" plants produce 4-6" heads over a long period with moderate side shoot production. The plants are high in free glutamines, one of the building blocks of protein. Good for spring or fall planting. |
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62 days. [Introduced 1975. AAS winner.] Produces a large compact head, 6-9" diameter. This reliable performer is resistant to heat and fusarium wilt. Often planted as a spring crop but best as a fall crop. When planted as a fall crop it often produces side shoots. Pkt. (0.3 g) |
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45 days. One of the earliest broccoli raab to mature. Its uniform 3-4" florets, leaves, and stems can be harvested well into winter. This wilder cousin of broccoli brings a mild, slightly peppery taste to the fall table. |
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70-92 days. [From OP broccoli breeder Tim Peters.] Medium to large dark green heads, vigorous with fine flavor. Extended harvest period thanks to variable maturity. Generally planted in mid-summer for fall harvest, but we've had success planting it in early spring. Pkt |
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70-92 days. [From OP broccoli breeder Tim Peters.] Medium to large dark green heads, vigorous with fine flavor. Extended harvest period thanks to variable maturity. Generally planted in mid-summer for fall harvest, but we've had success planting it in early spring. |
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95 days. [Tim Peters, 1990] Great fall variety. Dark green heads average 5-6" with good side shoot production. |
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74 days. [Introduced 1954.] A widely adapted, drought tolerant variety for fall planting. Developed to mature in cold weather. Produces a head 4-8" diameter, which holds for a long time. Also produces lateral buds for 6 to 8 weeks after harvest of the main head. Leaves are borne on a low,... |
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