Photo of Brassica Oliver (Brussels Sprouts Vegetable – chou de Bruxelles)
Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera Oliver - Brussels Sprouts Vegetable – chou de Bruxelles - This rare and stunning Brussels sprout produces rich colored heads for cropping July-October. The unique curds can be eaten raw, boiled, steamed or stir-fried. The deep purple color along with its dark green leaves makes for a very striking combination. Works best for fall planting but can also be grown in spring. Tender texture and mild flavor. Superior quality retain most of their vibrant color even after cooking - a beautiful presentation! Family: Brassicaceae
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Caroline Kunz
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June 20th 2024
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Brassica Oliver (Brussels Sprouts Vegetable – chou de Bruxelles)
Brassica Oliver (Brussels Sprouts Vegetable – chou de Bruxelles)
Brassica Oliver (Brussels Sprouts Vegetable – chou de Bruxelles)
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