Bright green rounded heads form on medium-sized plants for mid-summer harvest when transplanted in March and April. Heat-resistant plants are slow to bolt and plants prefer sull sun. Plants 24 to 30 inches apart in rows 12 to 14 inches apart. Mulch to control weeds and to keep the soil cool.
‘Purple Magic’ heads are a beautiful deep purple overlaid on a dark green background with vibrant, bright violet stems. Darker purple and more attractive than other purple varieties. 2024 AAS Winner.
‘Waltham 29’ heirloom broccoli has been cultivated for higher yields, uniformity, and repeat harvests. Acclimated to New England chill, non-GMO Waltham 29 seeds grow compact and cold-hardy. An open-pollinated American staple for home gardens and market growers.
Watch for cabbage worms and aphids. Cabbage worms can be picked off. Aphids can be blasted off with a water hose or sprayed with insecticidal soap if .