3pcs x 1g Broccoli Di Cicco Seeds – Italian Heirloom for Garden Beds, Raised Rows, or Container Vegetable Growing Seeds for Planting
3pcs x 1g Broccoli Di Cicco Seeds – Italian Heirloom for Garden Beds, Raised Rows, or Container Vegetable Growing Seeds for Planting
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Back to buying options3pcs x 1g Broccoli Di Cicco Seeds – Italian Heirloom for Garden Beds, Raised Rows, or Container Vegetable Growing Seeds for Planting
You will receive 3 seed packets of Broccoli Di Cicco, each containing 1 gram of seeds. This Italian heirloom variety is known for its compact central head followed by an abundance of tender side shoots—perfect for extended harvests. Di Cicco grows well in garden beds, raised plots, or large containers and thrives in cooler seasons. It offers a continuous supply of fresh, flavorful broccoli for steaming, sautéing, or raw use in salads. 3 packets of 1g Broccoli Di Cicco heirloom seeds Compact heads with many flavorful side shoots Ideal for cool-season spring or fall planting Grows well in garden beds, containers, or raised beds Great for extended harvests and continuous yield Common Name: Broccoli – Di Cicco Scientific Name: Brassica oleracea var. italica Color: Green heads and shoots Soil Type: Fertile, well-drained soil Sunlight: Full sun Watering: Moderate; keep soil evenly moist USDA Hardiness Zone: 3–10 Planting Season: Spring or fall Growth Habit: Compact with side shoot regrowth Days to Maturity: 50–70 days
