Broccoli Plants
- F1 Stromboli Serve up a plate of winter wellness. The ‘ Stormboli’ broccoli plants are an extremely productive
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Broccoli Plants
- F1 Stromboli Serve up a plate of winter wellness. The ‘ Stormboli’ broccoli plants are an extremely productive
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A high yielding variety, producing tightly domed heads on strong stems & after the central head has been cut, lots of side shoots producing more delicious heads. It is resistant to Club Root & mildew, which is a real plus as both diseases are becoming harder to eradicate as chemical controls have come off the market. Harvest July-September. Supplied in 9cm pots. ...

A high yielding variety, producing tightly domed heads on strong stems & after the central head has been cut, lots of side shoots producing more delicious heads. It is resistant to Club Root & mildew, which is a real plus as both diseases are becoming harder to eradicate as chemical controls have come off the market. Harvest July-September. Supplied in 9cm pots. ...

Say hello to the violet sprouting broccoli that harvests for longer. Look forward to long stems with fine flavour, & this variety has a longer cropping period than other violet sprouting broccoli plants. F1 Blaze can be harvested from late July through to December, so itll keep those dinner plates full for months. ...

An abundance of delicious green spears from September to November. Tom says: The slightly untidy cousin of calabrese, broccoli provides you with the first harvests of the year in January-April. The sweet, earthy flavour complements all kinds of dishes from Asian inspired stir-fries to Sunday roasts. ...

Broccoli Seeds
- Blue Finn F1 This classic-looking variety of broccoli is compact in shape & boasts productive plants reaching
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Excellent flavoured early spring spears. Contains Early White Sprouting & Early violet Sprouting in equal quantities. Harvest February-April. Excellent flavoured, early spring spearsviolet & white tender spears Keeps producing when picked regularly One of the earliest spring vegetables 25p from the sale of each promotional pack goes to Cancer Research UK. ...

Want to try something TASTY & DIFFERENT? Quick to cook with no waste? Go for the stem broccoli! You may well have bought this expensive broccoli in the supermarket, but it’s easy to grow your own! Simply steam or lightly boil the spears for a delicious, sweet, melt-in-the-mouth treat. & they’re equally tasty eaten raw! When the main head has been harvested, fresh new shoots develop which, after 10 days, are ready to be picked (and the shoots grow above the plant, so they catch the sunlight). Tom says: The slightly untidy cousin of calabrese, broccoli provides you with the first harvests of the year in January-April. The sweet, earthy flavour complements all kinds of dishes from Asian inspired stir-fries to Sunday roasts.     ...

Cut the smooth, tightly packed rich-green heads & the plants will then produce a good crop of luscious sideshoots! Shows good resistance to White Rust. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Tom says: The slightly untidy cousin of calabrese, broccoli provides you with the first harvests of the year in January-April. The sweet, earthy flavour complements all kinds of dishes from Asian inspired stir-fries to Sunday roasts. ...