Imperial is a heat tolerant broccoli. After harvest of the main head you will be rewarded with side shoots.
Sun. These vigorous 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.
Here is a late season Brussels sprout that delivers, even in heavy aphid years, like the one we had in the fall of 2022. The open architecture of Divino no only helps deter an aphid out break but allows for aphid removal when an outbreak happens. Divino produces deep green, tightly packed, half dollar sized sprouts.
Sun. Nicely rounded and 1 1/4″ sprouts densely packed on 30″ stalks. Harvest through the fall. This variety is particularly well suited to the New England region.
Sun. 10 inches. Bushy plant carrying lavender-blue flowers bloom freely all summer long. Its lovely pale flowers combine with many colors. These plants do best in moist well drained soils. Grow in containers or the border.
Sun. 10 inches. This bushy plant carries pure white flowers which bloom freely all summer long. These plants do best in moist well drained soils. Grow in containers or the border.
Full sun to partial shade. Butterfly pea is a vining plant reaching 6 feet. It has richly colored royal blue flowers. This plant prefers an alkaline soil, but will also do well in a neutral soil. Butterfly pea tolerates clay soils.
Sun. Alcosa is a savoyed cabbage with large heavy heads with a crisp texture and sweet flavor.
Full sun. 65 days to maturity. This delicious early cabbage features deep green 3lb. heads of tender, peppery-sweet crisp green leaves.
Sun. Tendersweet leaves are thin, sweet and crisp. The midsize, flat heads stand well without splitting. Adapted to spring and summer harvest.