3 packs of full sun biennial broccoli seeds for planting in the home vegetable garden.  Each pack in this mix can be grown in a large raised bed planter, container garden, or even used for indoor hydroponic gardening. Broccoli also makes a tasty microgreen for sprouting.

• Waltham 29 Broccoli - Waltham 29 is a popular blue-green broccoli for gardeners. It produces full crowns with dense budding, averaging about 4-8" per central head. It also produces multiple side shoots after the main head has been collected, prolonging your harvest. The plants are cold tolerant, good for growing in fall through early winter.
• Romanesco Broccoli - Also known as broccoflower or Romanesco cauliflower, this unique vegetable stands out because of its interesting shape. This delicious veggie be grown easily outdoors or indoors. Whether you’re a kid or an adult, this tasty brassica will change your mind about broccoli.
• Green Sprouting Calabrese - The standard garden broccoli, Calabrese is flavorful Italian deep green broccoli that produces large, tender blue-green 5-8 inch heads. This is another variety that produces an abundance of side shoots after the first crown is harvested. 

This collection includes 3 packets of non-GMO Broccoli seeds including:

Green Sprouting Calabrese is a flavorful Italian heirloom broccoli producing large blue-green heads measuring 5-8" across. After the central head is cut, the 30-36" plant will continue to produce multiple side shoots for an extended harvest.

Romanesco Broccoli (or Broccoflower) is a beautiful and unique cool-weather crop with a nutty flavor and firm texture. The lime green vegetables grow in a Fibonacci spiral that delights children and will encourage even the pickiest eaters to enjoy their veggies! 

Waltham 29 Broccoli is a blue-green broccoli known for its exceptional taste and nutritional value. Its 4-8 inch heads have long stalks and medium to large beads. Plant produces side shoots after the initial harvest, extending the growing season. Waltham 29 performs well in cooler weather, making it an ideal autumn crop.

Plant late summer-fall for autumn to winter harvest, start indoors for spring harvest, tend to bolt in hot weather, got to seed in the second year, plant 1 foot apart, harvest often to keep from bolting and keep tender