"Plant broccoli outdoors in early spring for a summer harvest ... For Winter Harvesting: Broccoli is frost tolerant and is a great vegetable to grow in the winter. In regions with mild winters ...

Grow broccoli plants in full sun ... weeks from seeding until the plants are ready to transplant. To plant seeds outdoors, place them 1/2 inch deep and 3 inches apart in full sun and well-draining ...

And if you only want to grow outdoors, you can buy the Outdoor Farmstand ... I planted a fresh set of seedlings — mostly lettuces and herbs, plus broccoli, purple snow peas and violas ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- After the column on starting seeds indoors a couple of weeks ago, Tim in Richmond Heights wrote: “I have tried several times to grow tomato plants inside. Got a grow light on ...

You could use a thermometer placed in the box to keep track of the temperature inside. 3. Carefully repot your plants in grow bags or large pots outdoors once they have a few leaves and the risk of ...

Add 2 Tbsp organic broccoli sprouting seeds* to a large screwtop jar. Cover with a few centimetres of water and cap with a sprouting lid that fits the jar. Store in a warm, dark place overnight.

A plant should have at least two sets of true leaves before it is disturbed. Another way to tell if your seedlings are ready ...

So a $6 seedling likely represents a chance at saving a few buck, he said. But if you want to grow broccoli or cauliflower, a single plant will only provide one harvest and a gardener may not ...