Brussel Sprout , Evesham Special (Great English Christmas Institution) Circa 1921

Brassica oleracea, The Great English Christmas Institution, Circa 1921 USA) The Stalwart Sprout of Winter Loved by some, tolerated by others, yet ever essential to the English table, this old hardy sort yields strong, upright plants bearing medium, well flavoured sprouts from early autumn through the deep cold of winter. A dependable variety for exposed plots, it stands firm in biting winds and will overwinter beneath snow with admirable vigour. Remove the growing tip a month before harvest to encourage a generous succession of tight, handsome buttons, ensuring a plentiful supply for the festive board and the long season beyond, when its steadfast nature proves a comfort to the thrifty gardener and a pride of the winter plot, lending enduring cheer to the coldest days., Seed Count Approx - 200 avg 

  SOWING - Remember Crop rotation, Sow mid spring to Mid summer outside for autumn harvest. (1 to 2 week germination). Hardy & needs cool, moist weather with some frost at maturity. Harvest until Nov/Dec, or all-winter in milder climates. Keep well watered