I will not be trying brussel sprouts again!
Where do you live? Brussels sprouts thrive most years in my area. The only problem is keeping bugs off them. I grow eight plants and have more than I can use.I will not be trying brussel sprouts again!
I will not be trying brussel sprouts again!
Brussels sprouts grow well in my area but few people like them and I can’t even give them away..
I spent a year in England in 1965 in Yorkshire. Brussels sprouts were often served. In fact I though the English lived on them. They do have a bit of a swamp odor, but I imagine they are nutritious so eat them anyway. I do eat much kale.You've hit the nail on the head there Durgs, they're orrible. Try Kale instead, at least that doesn't taste of boiled tramps underpants.
I spent a year in England in 1965 in Yorkshire. Brussels sprouts were often served. In fact I though the English lived on them. They do have a bit of a swamp odor, but I imagine they are nutritious so eat them anyway. I do eat much kale.
I will not be trying brussel sprouts again!
http://www.durgan.org/URL/?QOEUO 1 November 2013 Brussels Sprouts.
Two plants of brussels sprouts (Jade Cross) were collected. Each plant produced two pounds of sprouts. There were eight plants originally but the rabbits ate them off when young. Brussels sprouts grow well in my area but few people like them and I can’t even give them away. With a bit of care they can be grown perfectly. Spraying is necessary to discourage the white butterfly, and the lower leaves should be pulled so they don’t touch the ground. They should be staked to prevent the stalk from bending.I start them as early as possible in the Spring and they grow well into frost.Frost doesn’t affect the sprouts.
I definitely will! A few months ago, I gave my boyfriend a sprouter as a birthday present I hope he will bring it to our new apartmentAnd do seed sprouts Claudine, I lived of them when I first moved out
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