Broccoli Seeds

Grow broccoli in the spring and fall

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We’re Signers of the Safe Seed Pledge!

All of our Peaceful Valley brand vegetable seed packs are CCOF & USDA Certified Organic, in addition to being Non-GMO and Open-Pollinated (with the exception of hybrid seeds).

All Peaceful Valley brand seeds are

Guaranteed To Germinate

Terms & Restrictions Apply

Growing broccoli from seeds can be a rewarding endeavor, offering a nutrient-rich addition to your garden. Understanding the nuances of cultivating these versatile vegetables, from planting to harvest, ensures a bountiful yield that adds health and flavor to your meals.

Exploring Broccoli Seeds:

  • Nutrient-Rich Vegetable: Broccoli, known for its nutritional value, is versatile in various recipes, offering a mild taste when cooked.
  • Color Varieties: Broccoli comes in green, purple, and white variations, each packed with essential nutrients for a healthy diet.

Broccoli Seed Varieties:

  • High Germination Seeds: Opt for broccoli seeds with high germination rates, ensuring a robust start to the growing process.
  • Sprouting Seeds: Broccoli sprouting seeds offer a quick and easy way to enjoy nutrient-dense sprouts at home.

Cultivation Practices:

  • Seed Starting: Begin with quality broccoli seeds, starting them indoors before the last frost date for optimal germination and growth.
  • Soil Preparation: Plant broccoli seeds in well-draining, nutrient-rich soil, ensuring adequate spacing for healthy root development.

Optimal Growing Conditions:

  • Sunlight Requirements: Broccoli thrives in full sun exposure, requiring at least six hours of sunlight daily for vigorous growth.
  • Watering Needs: Maintain consistent soil moisture, ensuring the soil remains evenly moist without becoming waterlogged.

Harvesting Broccoli:

  • Timing for Harvest: Harvest broccoli heads while they are still tight and compact before the florets begin to flower for the best flavor.
  • Continuous Harvesting: After the main head is harvested, smaller side shoots will continue to develop, allowing for an extended harvest period.

Challenges and Considerations:

  • Pest Management: Monitor for pests like aphids and cabbage worms, implementing organic pest control methods to protect the plants.
  • Disease Prevention: Prevent common broccoli diseases by practicing crop rotation and maintaining good garden hygiene.

Cultivating broccoli seeds requires attention to planting techniques, soil conditions, and ongoing care. With proper nurturing, these nutrient-packed vegetables can thrive in your garden, providing a flavorful and healthy addition to your meals.

Enjoy our resource guide for Growing Broccoli.  You can also learn more about seed starting in your organic garden with our resource center and buy everything you need with our Seed Starting Kit.