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Directions: Soak 1/4 cup seeds overnight in room temperature water. Drain and put in sprouting jar or other sprouting unit and follow directions for that unit. Store in a dark environment for several days. On about the fourth day, place in indirect sunlight to develop chlorophyll in sprouts. Rinse and drain daily until sprouts are ready ( about 3-5 days). Add 1/2 tsp. of NOW Citric Acid Powder per pint of rinsing water to reduce mold formation. Enjoy zesty broccoli seeds alone or as part of a...

Shop for Garden Center at The Home Depot. Hardy annual 18-24 in. plant, 5-7 in. head. This short season broccoli variety yields a large tight head followed by an abundance of succulent side shoots until a hard freeze.

Standard type, produces 4-8" green heads that are nicely flavored. Compact plants also produce some side shoots. Introduced in 1954.

Cold PressedBroccoli seed oil is odorless and clear, with a slightly yellow tint. It make has exceptional lubricity with a non-greasy feel that makes it a good emollient in cosmetic products.  Broccoli seed oil lends itself to use in lip balms, skin creams and hair care products. The oil can easily be used as an all-natural alternative to silicone in shampoos and conditioners. Its unique feel and penetrating ability impart a natural, healthy shine to skin and hair.

Recommended Usage: Soak 1/4 cup seeds overnight in room temperature water. Drain and put in sprouting jar or other sprouting unit and follow directions for that unit. Store in a dark environment for several days. On about the fourth day, place in indirect sunlight to develop chlorophyll in sprouts. Rinse and drain daily until sprouts are ready ( about 3-5 days) add 1/2 tsp. NOW ® Citric Acid powder per pint of rinsing water to reduce mold formation. Enjoy zesty broccoli seeds alone or as part of...

Basic Sprouting Instructions: Place in a roomy container such as a quart (using up to 1 teaspoon of seed) or gallon jar (up to 3 tablespoons of seed). Soak in warm water 4 to 6 hours using enough water to keep seeds covered with water. Cover with a loose woven fabric, nylon stocking or mesh secured down by elastic or a rubber band. Rinse and thoroughly drain 2-3 times daily until sprouts are of desired length. Sprouting them in indirect sunlight will help them develop green leaves. Swish...

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Planting Depth: 1/4"-1/2". Soil Temp. for Germ.: 55-80°F. Days to Germ.: 3-8. Plant Spacing: 15"-18". Days to Maturity: 60-90. Full Sun/Partial Shade. Moderate Water. Pack weight .600gms. ~ 130 seeds. 18-24 in. plant; 4-6 in. head. Hardy Annual.

1/2 Gram Packet: approx seed count=150 The Waltham variety of broccoli is a cold resistant plant that produces medium to large heads. A good variety for fall planting. Waltham broccoli plants can grow up to 2 feet tall. Brassica oleracea var. botrytis 85% Germination rate 85 days until harvest 99% Pure Country of Origin: USA Planting instructions:Plant Waltham broccoli as soon as soil can be worked after last frost. Broccoli will mature faster if planted to take advantage of cool periods later in...

Plant a beautiful variety of wildflowers. Includes: Texas Bluebonnet (14%), Baby's Breath (10%), Blue Flax (8%), Evening Primerose (8%), Coneflower (7%), Plains Coreopsis (7%), Purple Tansey (6%), Sweet Alyssum (6%), Scarlet Flax (5%), Indian Blanket (4%), Sulphur Cosmos (3%), Black Eyed Susan (3%), Cosmos Sensation Mix (3%), Plains DWF Red Coreopsis (2%), Painted Daisy (2%), Yarrow (2%), Poor Man's Weatherglass (2%), African Daisy (2%), Rocket Larkspur (2%), Baby Blue Eyes (2%), Purple Coneflower...

(Brassica oleracea) Produces a stunning apple-green whorled head with better taste and texture than most of the finest broccolis. Widely grown and prized in Italy. Grows exceptionally well in cool northern areas. 75-100 days from transplant.

Sow seeds « inch deep. After thinning, plants should be about 10 inches apart. Successive sowings should occur at one month intervals. If starting seeds indoors, use 4 inch peat pots and transplant when 4 true leaves have appeared (6-8 weeks after planting.) The plant grows quickly, so keep soil moist by frequent watering, if necessary. It requires less water as heads begin to mature.

18-20 inch plants produce medium sized dark green heads that can be harvested and the plant will continue to grow many edible side shoots over the growing season.

Basic Sprouting Instructions: Place in a roomy container such as a quart (using up to 1 teaspoon of seed) or gallon jar (up to 3 tablespoons of seed). Soak in warm water 4 to 6 hours using enough water to keep seeds covered with water. Cover with a loose woven fabric, nylon stocking or mesh secured down by elastic or a rubber band. Rinse and thoroughly drain 2-3 times daily until sprouts are of desired length. Sprouting them in indirect sunlight will help them develop green leaves. Swish...

New hybrid Broccoli Small Miracle is a unique broccoli variety. Its unusual dwarf plants produce quality heads using less than half the space of traditional types. Delicious steamed, stir fried, blanched or eaten raw. Culture: For gardeners who prefer to sow seeds directly in the garden rather than start plants inside, this is the variety to grow. (1) it is early enough for direct seeding. (2) It is more forgiving of close spaces. Plants can be started indoors 5-7 weeks before the last frost and...

Green Sprouting Calabreses Broccoli is an easy way to eat healthy. Try our tasty broccoli fresh from the garden with dips, steamed for a side dish, or as a new creation all your own! Broccoli is easy to grow. It is a cool weather plant which means you can have a spring crop and another in the fall. Sow again in early fall for a separate crop after starting indoors around the 1st of July. Matures in 80 days.