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16 Jun 20, Melanie (USA - Zone 9a climate)

What is the best variety of Brussels Sprouts to plant in zone 9a?

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01 May 20, Karen (USA - Zone 6b climate)

I bought a six pack of small brussels sprout plants in my area, zone 6B in April. That’s when they were available. Can they be reasonably be planted now?

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09 May 20, Kimberly Borzillo (USA - Zone 7b climate)

yes brassica family likes cooler weather...

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04 May 19, Tina (USA - Zone 9b climate)

I planted my brussel sprout in early October I trimmed back all the lower leaves and I'm barely starting to get fruit now it's the first weekend in May and I'm getting little fruit about the size of a pencil eraser does it normally take this long?

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28 May 23, Nicole (USA - Zone 9b climate)

We planted ours in September. Our plants got huge by February but the actual sprouts remained tiny...and spicy! We discovered how delicious the leaves are so now we grow brussel sprouts for the leaves, rather than the brussels themselves :)

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30 Jan 19, Pab (USA - Zone 9a climate)

Cani grow brussel sprouts in the spring and summer

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20 Nov 18, ed mccoskey (USA - Zone 6a climate)

what is the best variaty to grow in zone 6a

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16 Aug 17, Lisa McCartney (USA - Zone 10a climate)

Trying to understand when to plant my brussels sprout seeds in Zona 10a. It says about P = sow seeds in Oct. Is that meaning to sow seeds directly in my garden? Because after that is says to start seeds in trays and plant out 4 - 6 weeks. Should I start them in seed trays and if so do I plant now so they can be transplanted in my garden in Oct or do I wait until Oct and just plant the seeds directly in my garden? Sorry the info is confusing.

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17 Aug 17, Liz (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Use seed trays to start your brussels sprouts, plant out as it suggests on the web page. Brussels Sprouts prefer cold/cool climate, so you need to grow them in your cooler months. October is a suggestion, November might work better if your weather is still warm in October.

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13 Jun 16, Kathy (USA - Zone 6b climate)

Hi! When it says "S" it means start seeds inside, when it says "T" it means to transplant those seedlings outside in the garden. When it says "P" for plant outside does that mean you plant the seeds outside? I'm unsure because, take Brussels Sprouts for example - It says "S" in March and "P" in May and June; what is the "P" referring to? I'm just confused because some vegetables have an "S" and a "T". Thanks for any help you can give me!!! "Plant in garden" means to sow seed directly into the garden where you want the plant to grow.

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