Growing Winter Vegetables - How to Broccoli Raab from seed - Shows Results

Growing winter vegetables can be rewarding if you choose the right veggies for your climate. Broccoli Raab is an easy care cool season leafy green similar to Broccolini and will grow well in winter is our climate. It grows well in full sun with good moisture and can easily be grown in containers. Check out the recipe ingredients for Orecchieti con cime di rapa, a classic Puglian dish.
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[@whosyourdaddy4579]

Simple and quick directions! That's what I needed!

[@summerbeemeadow]

Thank you!

[@Joedem92]

I've eaten cimi di rape at least once a week since I was a kid. Just bought seeds and will be planting today. For those of you asking, we eat the florets and leaves. To mitigate the bitterness, just boil them until fork tender.

[@johnnyAGardening]

Easy to grow and under rated leafy green... we love it.

[@nerinat8371]

Picking and eating it everyday atm have an abundance and l love it.. thanks for sharing

[@sharonjennings1282]

Do you use the florets or just the leaves? I want to grow for my market garden but unfamiliar with this veggie!

[@nerinat8371]

@@sharonjennings1282 l use both,

[@sharonjennings1282]

I have never grown or eaten this but want to include it in my farmers market garden. Do most people want the florets or just the leaves? I am excited to add this to my garden

[@johnnyAGardening]

Most would eat both. However in a farmers market not sure.

[@shahedayeasmeen8089]

I love both leaves and florets. It has little bit bitter taste which make this unique from the other green. Stir fry is really good. I have never grown this but I bought the seeds to grow this spring.

[@annmarienoone9879]

Omg, you are butchering that Italian.

[@johnnyAGardening]

Thanks for watching, have you listened to any of my Japanese.