Blue Star Gai Lan

B. oleracea - aka Chinese Broccoli - This one was a real highlight last season. The florets are incredibly tender and tasty, and so good raw they often didn’t make it back to the kitchen. If kept picked they keep on growing side shoots. Beautiful white flowers (unusual for a B. oleracea). Similar to regular broccoli, gai lan prefers moist and fertile soil, and struggles during the heat of summer. Keep watered during dry spells, well worth the effort! Best started early and transplanted to the garden early spring (late April transplanting worked well for us). 100+ seeds (0.5 g)

-Grown by Annapolis Seeds