Brassica oleracea var italica
Widely adapted variety for spring or fall production. Compact plants with nice domes, small to medium beads, short flowering stalks and a thick main stalk. Domes span 6 - 8” at maturity and average 1.5 lbs. Ideal for short-stemmed crown cuts or florets. A good producer of side shoots, a quality not easily found in commercial broccoli varieties. High resistance to Downy Mildew and Fusarium Yellows and Wilt. Days to maturity: 63 days

A reliable, multi-cut variety producing a compact 3-4” bluish-green central head followed by a prolific set of side spears. Its variable maturity results in a long harvest period for both central heads and side spears. Slotted for spring or fall production.

Multi-cut variety producing compact 3-4” blue- green central head followed by a prolific set of side shoots. Variable maturity results in a long harvest period for. 48 days to maturity

Fall standard for open-pollinated Broccoli varieties. Compact 20” plants with 6” dark blue-green heads followed by a heavy yield of side shoots. Developed to withstand the increasing cold of fall maturity, does not head well in summer heat.

Compact 20” plants with 6” dark blue green heads and medium sized beads, followed by a heavy yield of side shoots. Developed in 1951 and considered the standard open pollinated fall broccoli. Germination in 7 to 10 days. ~74 days to maturity