Broccoli (Calabrese)

Broccoli (Calabrese)

The Calabrese crop, often referred to as broccoli, produces lovely tasting heads through summer and autumn. The variety we grow is called Belstar. To keep up with the demand for this very popular crop we sow in both March and April, transplanting out into the fields in April and May. This crop is available throughout Summer and Autumn.
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