Broccoli
Brassica oleracea var. italica
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transplants for fall/winter garden. added very stinky compost but the plants look great! first freeze was recorded onThis entry is about Habenero6's Brocolli in the Beds 2 & 3 garden.
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Broccoli is over two foot high
This entry is about Istara's Purple Sprouting Broccoli in the The Good Life 2.0 garden.
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This entry is about Istara's Purple Sprouting Broccoli in the The Good Life 2.0 garden.
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Transplanted: Transplanted seedlings
This entry is about Istara's Purple Sprouting Broccoli in the The Good Life 2.0 garden.
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This entry is about Istara's Purple Sprouting Broccoli in the The Good Life 2.0 garden.
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BROCCOLI (Brassica oleracea var. italica) Used by Romans and called “cabbage flower” and in England as “Italian Asparagus” from early 1700’s. High vitamin C and protein. Likes soil rich and well watered. Sow anytime to ensure harvest during cooler months, doesn’...
This entry is about Istara's Purple Sprouting Broccoli in the The Good Life 2.0 garden.
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Harvesting: Harvested all heads.
We harvested the last four heads from the broccoli today, but one had aphids so bad we had to toss it. Still the three that remain are as good looking as the first one harvested last week. Total: 2 lb 4 oz.This entry is about Drmiller's Brocolli in the Backyard Vegetable garden.
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Harvesting: First harvest!
We took the first head this weekend. Very good.
This entry is about Drmiller's Brocolli in the Backyard Vegetable garden.
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Six Marathon F1 broccoli transplanted into Bed 1.
This entry is about Drmiller's Brocolli in the Backyard Vegetable garden.
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Day 210
Flowering: Finally a broccoli head?
I have no idea if this is the right planting of this to attach this journal to- to be honest I’ve had no idea where these two lost seedlings have come from, or what variety they are. I think I threw them in the ground months ago as a desperate response to all of their seedling-mates getting...
This entry is about Glittertrash's Calabrese 'Green Sprouting' in the Nunnery Vegetable garden.
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