Heirloom Vegetable, Herb & Flower Seeds

Nutribud Broccoli is an early-maturing variety, having a large central head with medium-sized side shoots on vigorous, attractive plants.

Unusually high in free glutamine, a building block of protein and an important healing nutrient.

Harvests of mature heads extend over about a two-week period. Plant succession crops for continuous harvests. Consistently good results. Difficult to find.

55-70 days

Approx 100 seeds per pack

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Spigariello Broccoli is also known as Minestra Nera.

Instead of heads, these plants produce broccoli-flavored leaves and tops over a long season. The more you cut, the more you get! Pick them as needed for soups, stews, stir fries and salads.

The demand for this is escalating as chefs, and now gourmet cooks request it.

65 days

Approx 100 seeds per pack

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Broccoli Raab/Rapini is called "asparagus broccoli" in Italy.

Its tender shoots have a slightly spicy/peppery, broccoli-asparagus flavor that gives zing to salads, stir-fries and steamed dishes. Great as a very early spring crop.

Cook sprouts and leaves as you would broccoli. Connoisseur’s delight.

45 days

Approx 100 seeds per pack

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De Cicco Broccoli was introduced in 1890.

This old reliable European variety sports compact 2-3 ft. light green plants with 3-4 in. bluish-green central head, then lots of medium sized side shoots.

Maturity is on going, more variable and productive than hybrids of today. Excellent quality, freezes well.

48-85 days

Approx 100 seeds per pack

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