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Quarantina Broccoli Raab |
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(5.0 Stars)  |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
28 - 40 |
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| Italian broccoli rabe. Early, small plants grow 8 to 10 inches tall. Better for fall crop as no resistance to heat stress. Also known as 'Cima di Rapa Quarantina. | ||||
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Spigariello Liscia Broccoli Raab |
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1 Review | Days to Maturity:
45 - 70 |
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| Technically a leaf broccoli but grown like broccoli raab. Harvest individual leaves or entire plants for bunching. Forms small broccoli-like heads after 70 days. | ||||
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Spigariello Broccoli Raab |
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(4.5 Stars)  |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
45 |
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| Smooth-leaved Italian leaf broccoli grown for leaves and small tops. Also known as 'Cavolo Broccolo Spigariello'. | ||||
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Hon Tsai Tai Broccoli Raab |
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(4.3 Stars)  |
3 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
37 |
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| Asian green similar to broccoli raab. Young plants branch and produce long, pencil-thin, red-purple, budded flower stems with mild mustard flavor. Best when sown June through October for harvest from midsummer through winter (in mild areas). Also known as Hon-Tsai-Tai. | ||||
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Sorrento Broccoli Raab |
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(4.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
55 |
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| Dime-sized buds on well-branched, mustard-like plants. | ||||
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Not specified Broccoli Raab |
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| Actually a form of turnip grown for its flowering shoots, which resemble sprouting broccoli. Thin plants to 4 inches and harvest whole just as the florets open. | ||||
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Super Rapini Broccoli Raab |
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1 Review | Days to Maturity:
60 |
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| Early Italian heirloom. | ||||
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Sessantina Broccoli Raab |
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(3.5 Stars)  |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
30 - 35 |
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| Early, 12- to 14-inch plants produce large buds on thick, tender shoots. Fall, winter and spring crops. Also known as 'Sessantina Grossa'. | ||||
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Zamboni Broccoli Raab |
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70 |
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| Uniform, turnip-leaf raab. Clusters of large spring buds on tall, erect blue-green plant. | ||||
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Cima di Rapa Broccoli Raab |
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60 |
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| 12-inch, deep-green plants. | ||||
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White Sprouting Broccoli Broccoli Raab |
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| Plants bear creamy white florets like small cauliflowers with a delicate, mild flavor, plus the deservedly famous sprouting broccoli shoots. | ||||
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Early Purple Sprouting Broccoli Broccoli Raab |
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| English variety. Plants bear sweet tasting purple flowers. | ||||
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Late Purple Sprouting Broccoli Broccoli Raab |
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| English variety. Large bushes bear purple flowers. | ||||
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Rapini Broccoli Raab |
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| B. rapa, an Italian heirloom non-heading broccoli grown for flavorful, asparagus-like spring shoots and leaves. | ||||
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Early Fall Broccoli Raab |
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45 |
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| Early bolting plants grow 18 to 24 inches tall and prefers a cooler, short day season. | ||||
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Spring Broccoli Raab |
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42 - 50 |
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| Plants grow up to 30 inches tall and prefer a warm, long-day season. Green shoots mature very quickly. Overwinters in mild climates. Also known as 'Spring Raab'. For the sake of advancing the popularity of this gourmet green, it was dubbed Broccoli Raab, even though it's technically a tasty turnip top. Today, many gardeners expect this cool weather plant to produce a broccoli-like head. The small florets are edible, but in Asian and Italian cuisine the whole stem with leaves is used and valued for its bright, sharp broccoli-like flavor. For a great homemade pizza topping, sauté the Raab stems with minced garlic. | ||||
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Cima di rape Spigarello, Broccoli Raab |
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| Serrated, curly-leaved Italian leaf broccoli grown for leaves and small tops. | ||||
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Novantina Broccoli Raab |
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55 |
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| Large broccoli raab. 14- to 18-inch plants produce huge leaves and thick stems. Grow spring, summer & fall. Also known as 'Di Rapa Novantina'. | ||||
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Maceratese Broccoli Raab |
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50 - 55 |
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| Italian broccoli raab grown for its large, succulent leaves and tender stems. (Does not form a head.) Grows best in spring and fall but can be grown through the summer | ||||
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Rapa da Foglia senza Testa. Broccoli Raab |
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30 - 40 |
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| Early Italian broccoli raab. Plants produce jagged, strong-flavored leaves. Pick when small and tender. | ||||
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Summer Jean Broccoli Raab |
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35 |
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| Hybrid Asian flower-bud type green, similar to broccoli. Plants produce dark green leaves with small, edible buds. | ||||
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