Vegetable Seeds A-Z Brussels Sprouts


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Brussels Sprout ‘Brodie F1’


The perfect Christmas sprout, maturing in time for the festive period. An exceptionally sweet, tender fl avour so perfect for children. This variety shows good disease resistance to mildew.


Sow In Mar | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Nov-Feb


10202289 | 40 seeds £3.49


Brussels Sprout ‘Clodius F1’


‘Clodius’ brussels sprouts have an excellent fl avour with solid round sprouts on medium height plants. Good resistance to powdery mildew and ring spot. Fertile soil is essential for tightly packed sprouts.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Sep-Feb


10202155 | 30 seeds £4.49


Brussels Sprout ‘Crispus F1’


Brussels Sprout ‘Crispus’ F1 generation hybrid is a superb variety, with a Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit. It’s both vigorous and has an excellent standing ability.


Sow In Feb-Mar | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Sep


10202210 | 15 seeds A £4.49 B


Brussels Sprout ‘Doric’


Superb brussels sprout ‘Doric’ is at its best just in time for Christmas.


10204246 | 20 seeds £3.99


Brussels Sprout ‘Flower Sprout F1’


Frilly edged, open buttons. 10202640 | 30 seeds


£3.49


Brussels Sprouts ‘Long Crop F1 Duo’


A great-value duo which can be grown together for long harvests. Includes ‘Bright’A


both with superb fl avour.


Brussels Sprout ‘Igor F1 Organic’


Very hardy variety, tall stems. 30610076 | 25 seeds


*Compared to buying individually Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 23 £3.49 Brussels Sprout ‘Trafalgar F1’


Good resistance to powdery mildew, modern F1 variety, sweet and fi rm.


10202077 | 40 seeds £3.49


Sow In Feb-Apr | Sow Out Mar-Apr Harvest Sep-Feb


10202153 | 1 of each variety £4.28 BUY COLLECTION SAVE £2 *


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