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Romanesco Broccoli Seeds For Planting (Brassica oleracea)

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ALL ABOUT ROMANESCO BROCCOLI

SEED COUNT

350 SEEDS

OPEN POLLINATEDED

YES

ORGANIC

NO

HEIRLOOM

YES

UNTREATED

YES

NON-GMO

YES
Romanesco broccoli is a striking vegetable with a unique appearance. Its spiral, conical shape and vibrant green color make it stand out in any garden or dish. It's not just broccoli; it's part of the brassica family, which includes cauliflower and kale. Romanesco has a mild, nutty flavor, slightly sweeter than regular broccoli. It's rich in vitamins C and K, and dietary fiber.


The origins of Romanesco trace back to Italy, specifically to the Lazio and Campania regions. It was first documented in the 16th century, gaining popularity for its fractal patterns long before fractals were a known mathematical concept. Its name suggests a Roman origin, but it was more likely developed from selective breeding of cauliflower or broccoli varieties native to the Mediterranean. Over time, Romanesco spread across Europe and eventually worldwide, valued both for its culinary uses and its ornamental beauty.

ALL ABOUT ROMANESCO BROCCOLI

SEED COUNT

350 SEEDS

OPEN POLLINATEDED

YES

ORGANIC

NO

UNTREATED

YES

NON-GMO

YES

HEIRLOOM

YES
Romanesco broccoli is a striking vegetable with a unique appearance. Its spiral, conical shape and vibrant green color make it stand out in any garden or dish. It's not just broccoli; it's part of the brassica family, which includes cauliflower and kale. Romanesco has a mild, nutty flavor, slightly sweeter than regular broccoli. It's rich in vitamins C and K, and dietary fiber.


The origins of Romanesco trace back to Italy, specifically to the Lazio and Campania regions. It was first documented in the 16th century, gaining popularity for its fractal patterns long before fractals were a known mathematical concept. Its name suggests a Roman origin, but it was more likely developed from selective breeding of cauliflower or broccoli varieties native to the Mediterranean. Over time, Romanesco spread across Europe and eventually worldwide, valued both for its culinary uses and its ornamental beauty.

ADDITIONAL SOWING INFORMATION

PREPERATION

No seed prep required prior to sowing.

SOWING DEPTH

Sow the seed 1/4” under.

LIGHT PREFERENCE

Prefers an area of full sunlight.

SOIL CONDITIONS

Prefers a rich & fertile soil.

MOISTURE NEEDS

Water daily.

GERMINATION

Germinates in 7 to 14 days.

PLANT HEIGHT

Plants grow 2’ to 3’ tall.

PLANT WIDTH

Plants grow 2’ to 3’ wide.

PLANT SPACING

Space plants 18” to 24" apart.

ROW SPACING

Space rows 30” to 36" apart.

FRUIT SIZE

Produces 3” to 8" heads.

SEASON

Annual crop

SCIENTIFIC NAME

Brassica oleracea

DIFFICULTY LEVEL

Very easy to germinate.

HARVEST

75 to 100 Days

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ADDITIONAL SOWING INFORMATION

PREPERATION

No seed prep required prior to sowing.

SOWING DEPTH

Sow the seed 1/4” under.

LIGHT PREFERENCE

Prefers an area of full sunlight.

SOIL CONDITIONS

Prefers a rich & fertile soil.

MOISTURE NEEDS

Water daily.

GERMINATION

Germinates in 7 to 14 days.

PLANT HEIGHT

Plants grow 2’ to 3’ tall.

PLANT WIDTH

Plants grow 2’ to 3’ wide.

PLANT SPACING

Space plants 18” to 24" apart.

ROW SPACING

Space rows 30” to 36" apart.

FRUIT SIZE

Produces 3” to 8" heads.

SEASON

Annual crop