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Romanesco Italia Fractal Broccoli Seeds || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO
Rare exotic variety! Exciting to grow. || Romanesco Broccoli is also called Fractal, Broccoli Apple and Cauliflower with Turrets. It is a Mediterranean plant, native to Italy, especially of Rome and is an Italian cousin of broccoli and cauliflower. It is a very decorative and ornamental broccoflower with exotic taste. You can even grow it in the flower garden and admire it. Romanesco is rich in vitamin C and minerals. It has a mild taste than other cauliflowers and slightly sweet flavor.
Seed sowing is done in spring and summer. If growing romanesco in cooler zones, sow the seeds 4 – 6 weeks prior to planting outside. Sow the seeds .5' deep. When planting the seedlings outside leave 2 feet of space in all directions. || If growing in subtropical and tropical zones you can plant in fall or in winter. ||
☞ Companion Plants☞ Dill, artichokes, chard, beet, borage, chamomile, nasturtium, carrot, celery, cucumber, spinach, beans, hyssop, lettuce, mint, marigold, oregano, peas, potatoes, rosemary, sage, thyme. || ☞ Incompatible Plants ☞ Garlic, chives, shallots, strawberries, turnip, onion, parsnip, leek, radish, rutabaga, tomatoes.
Humus and compost rich soil that is well drained is recommended. Grow romanesco in sunny spot for more yield. Like most of the brassicas it enjoys frequent and regular watering. Romanesco broccoli care is similar to other cauliflowers and cabbages.

Manufacturer: Zellajake Farm and Garden

Brand: Zellajake Farm and Garden

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