Skytree broccoli, also known as "broccolini," is a delightful hybrid vegetable that combines the tender florets of broccoli with the delicate stalks of Chinese kale. With its vibrant green color and mild, slightly sweet flavor, skytree broccoli has become a favorite among health enthusiasts and chefs alike. This nutritious vegetable is packed with vitamins A, C, and K, as well as fiber and antioxidants, making it a fantastic addition to a balanced diet. Its versatile nature allows it to be sautéed, steamed, grilled, or added to stir-fries, lending a crunchy texture and a pop of color to any dish. Whether enjoyed as a side or incorporated into a main course, skytree broccoli is sure to elevate any meal with its unique taste and impressive health benefits. All American Selection winner.
Sorrento is a speedy maturing broccoli that is reliable for fall or late winer growing. This is our favorite Raab for fresh market and home growers. This plant has uniform large florets with bluish-green narrow turnip-shape leaves. It has a tall, upright plant habit and a low bolt tolerance.
Spring Raab is a sweet baby broccoli! Every part of the erect vigorous plant can be used for cooking, as it has a delicate delicious flavor. The Spring Raab adds texture and fine flavor to cooking. This baby broccoli is high in vitamin C, A, Calcium, Iron making it the perfect healthy choice! Organic seed available.
The Aspabroc Baby gets its name from having asparagus stems and raab heads! Aspabroc Baby Broccoli a deliciously sweet broccolini with a peppery taste. Considered a baby broccoli that was developed by Sakata in Japan. Once cooked the flavor is dulled a bit. The entire plant is edible either raw, sauted, steamed or fried. A very healthy treat that contains vitamin C, A, calcium and iron. Great for sauteeing, steaming, roasting and boiling.
Happy Rich Baby is an excellent summer producing baby broccoli. Produces uniform, vigorous, dark-green florets that look like baby broccoli heads. One of the best flavors broccoli flavors with hints of sweetness. Produces generous amounts of side shoots when first floret is pinched out and plants are spaced 12-18" apart.
