Harvesting broccoli

Pick broccoli at the right time for high yields and great taste. Here's when to harvest broccoli based on the planting date and head size.

Broccoli is a biennial crop that can typically be grown for harvest twice a year (spring and fall). It's not particularly difficult to grow, but it does require a few simple things to have a

Broccoli is a vegetable that I find incredibly difficult to harvest. It's not actually the harvesting part that is difficult, it's the timing that's hard.

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Broccoli is one of those veggies that offers so much more than we often give it credit for. This staple crop can be harvested for its large heads, as well as its young tender leaves and side shoots. Read on to learn how to harvest and store broccoli, and pick up some delicious recipe ideas too. #broccoli #gardenerspath