Brussels Sprouts Trafalgar F1 is considered the TASTIEST Brussels Sprout in Britain !! A British bred variety with heavy crops of firm, sweet sprouts, Brussels Sprout Trafalgar F1 holds well from Trafalgar day until after Christmas.

 

 

Sowing Time: end of February to April

 

For best results you may wish to sow under glass. Outdoors sow Brussels Sprout Trafalgar F1 seeds into a seed bed in March/April thinly 12mm (½in) deep in rows 23cm (9in) apart.

 

Transplant in late Spring / early Summer when approx. 6in (15cm) tall, allowing 2-2.5 feet (60-80cm) between each Brussels Sprout plant.

 

Harvesting Time: November to January

 

Helpful Hints: When sowing Brussels Sprout Trafalgar F1, if the soil is dry water well and allow to drain before sowing; when transplanting make sure to plant firmly and stake, to prevent windrock; to avoid clubroot, plant your brassicas (Brussels Sprout, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli etc) in a different site each year so they only occupy the same spot once every four years

 

Brussels Sprouts are a good source of Vitamin C and high in antioxidants.

 

Brussels Sprouts are great in the traditional dish of meat & roast vegetables, but are useful for many other dishes as well.

 

Average Brussels Sprout Trafalgar F1 Seeds per packet: Approx. 20 Seeds