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Sun King Hybrid Broccoli

Broccoli, Sun King Hybrid : Tight blue-green heads stand up against the heat of summer.
Attractive blue-green heads sit ready to harvest through the early heat of spring and sweeten when kissed by fall frosts. Well leafed plants yield these 6-8″ diameter heads and 5-10 1″ side shoots as well. GARDEN HINTS: For earlier harvest, sow seeds indoors in a sunny spot or under plant lights 6 to 8 weeks before outdoor planting date- this works for both the spring and fall! If purchasing plants in the fall, plant upon arrival and harvest before heavy frost hits. Avoid planting in garden area where cabbage family was grown the year before. Withstands light frost.

Sun: Full Sun
Spread: 18 inches
Height: 14 inches
Thinning: 18 inches
Days to Maturity: 71 days
Sowing Method: Indoor Sow

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