Brassica's galore

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Its been a great year for our fall/winter brassicas. No freeze...yet...not even a good jack frost. We've been eating Green Magic broc about three times a week through November:

broc 2021.JPG

The stonehead cabbage has been used several times in soups and stir fry:

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Plentiful radishes red and white..more than we can use...thriving in our mild fall so far:

dacron radish 2021.JPG


Cauliflower just now maturing:

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Yes, I concur, the cole crops (Brassica oleracea, Brassica rapa, etc.) and the closely related Radish (Raphanus sativus) are indeed, bountiful mainstays of the Fall-Winter garden. Another one I've become particularly enamored of is Tat-soi (Brassica rapa ssp. narinosa), but they are all quitedelicious when properly prepared in a variety of dishes.
 

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