Broccoli, Brussels sprouts and Romanesco for the cool rabi window in the plains.
The classic Italian sprouting broccoli. After the central head is cut, it keeps producing small side shoots for weeks.
The Brussels sprout recommended for Indian hills and the coolest plains winters. Firm, round sprouts right up the stem.
A compact, heavy-cropping heirloom that suits a smaller bed. It needs real cold to make tight sprouts.
A CSK HPKV release with a firm, compact green head and good side-shoot regrowth after the main cut. Proven in Indian plains winters.
An IARI Katrain selection bred for Indian conditions: a medium, dome-shaped green head with a short, tender stalk.
Lime-green spiralled heads, milder and nuttier than broccoli. Needs a long, steady cool spell, so sow it at the start of the window.
