Brussels Sprout Seeds

Planting Guide

Although not commonly found in home gardens and at Farmers’ Markets, Brussels Sprouts deserves consideration. They take a long time to mature, but the wait is worth it. Brussels Sprouts are highly nutritious, and will provide home gardeners a special tasty treat in late fall and early winter. For growers, they offer a fresh market vegetable that can be offered to customers late in the season, when all other locally grown vegetables have disappeared.

Average Seed Count: 75/Pkt.; 115,000/Lb.

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Please note: All varieties are treated seed unless 'Untreated' appears in their name.