Brussels Sprout - Clodius Seeds

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RHS Award of Garden Merit
F1 Hybrids are crossed varieties that are exceptionally vigorous and longer lasting

Excellent flavour with solid round sprouts on medium height plants. Good resistance to powdery mildew and ring spot.

Voted `most promising' in NIAB trials and is now a proven winner!

Quantity 50 Seeds
Catalogue Code 1020-2155

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On 11/01/2010 Catherine Flitter wrote:

Rating:5

Fantastic! This was the first time I have grown Brussel Sprouts succesfully! We even picked them on Christmas Day for our lunch. Good sturdy plants that haven't fallen over despite the dreadful weather (and lack of staking!). Excellent flavour and heavy cropper. Will definately grow again.

Perfect sprouts for Christmas on this award winning variety.

Sow Outdoors: Late March-April thinly ½in (1cm) deep in a seed bed or clean module trays of firm pre watered compost. Keep soil moist at all times. Protect from frost.

Thin Out: 4in (10cm) apart.

Plant Out: May-June into the required harvest position 24in (60cm) apart with 24in (60cm) between each row.

Harvest: December-February

Protect from Cabbage White Butterfly with netting.

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