Petunia is the garter snake that moved into our vegetable garden in its early days. This space shares the ever-evolving garden along with some excursions beyond the fence.
So how do I know when the broccoli is ready to harvest? I do hope to harvest the main head and let the smaller side shoots keep growing. Does this one look ready now? This is called Packman broccoli. I purchased a 6 pack of small plants and planted them on March 28. Took a while for them to do much, but then they seemed to grow quickly.
I'm not exactly sure to tell when it's ready, but that one does look ready. I say go for it. I do know that if it blooms it's beyond ready.
Yesterday I picked and lightly steamed the one pictured on my blog today that looks like yours and it tasted good. http://urban-agrarian.blogspot.com/2006/05/back-to-blogging.html
We had it for dinner yesterday (raw in a salad). It was good & tender. Its neighbor is on the dinner menu for tonight, probably steamed. Thanks for the input. I'll go check out yours now.
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I'm not exactly sure to tell when it's ready, but that one does look ready. I say go for it.
I do know that if it blooms it's beyond ready.
Yesterday I picked and lightly steamed the one pictured on my blog today that looks like yours and it tasted good.
http://urban-agrarian.blogspot.com/2006/05/back-to-blogging.html
We had it for dinner yesterday (raw in a salad). It was good & tender. Its neighbor is on the dinner menu for tonight, probably steamed. Thanks for the input. I'll go check out yours now.
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