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Seeds of a very productive and vigorous plant. This species produces green leaves which are very long and slightly dentate. The Aprilatica broccoli rabe boasts a late cycle, so much so that the harvest can take place even after 150 days from when it was first planted. Its flavor is an excellent combination between sweet and pungent.
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These are seeds of an early and quite vigorous plant. This species produces long stems with medium-sized dark green leaves. For a correct use, plants of this species must be harvested before flowering begins. From sowing to harvesting, the Sessantina takes about 60 days.
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Seeds of a typical variety of Lazio. The sowing period goes from July to October and the harvesting period from November to February. It has many nutritional properties and it is excellent for soups.
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Seeds of an early variety that endures the cold well but needs plenty of space to grow best. Ideal for open field cultivation, it should be transplanted between August and October.
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Seeds of a very high-yielding variety. The fruit is small in size but has a large amount of dark green leaves. It can be sown from June to September and harvesting takes place about three months later.
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Seeds of a hardy and very productive variety. It has a deep purple inflorescence, from which it takes its name, and numerous green stems of various sizes. The flavor is sweet, tasty and very tender. Harvesting takes place in late winter.
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Seeds of a very productive variety. The leaves are abundant and resemble those of the olive tree, from which it's named after. Sowing takes place between August and November, and it is ideal for open field cultivations. The tops have a bitterish taste, particularly suited for the preparation of tasty side dishes, after having been boiled or stewed.
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Seeds of a medium to late variety. The leaves are long, green and serrated. Also known in Italy as 'friarielli', they are ideal for sauces and stews but also eaten as a side dish.
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Seeds of a variety typical of the Apulian area, from which it takes its name. Although it is a winter vegetable, it doesn't handle the cold well. For this reason, sowing should take place as soon as summer is over. They can be cooked sautéed in a pan as a side dish, but they can also be an excellent accompaniment to pasta.
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Seeds of an early variety, typical of central-southern Italy and in particular the city of Lecce. Harvesting must be done when flowers are still closed and, if climatic conditions allow it, side shoots develop. Ideal for cultivation in vegetable gardens or open fields.
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