-
Your shopping cart is empty!
Rapini is essentially a turnip grown for the tender blossom shoots, rather than the roots. Just as for turnips, they are relatively easy to grow, given good conditions. Soil should be loose, fertile, and kept evenly moist. direct sow in early spring for a spring crop or late summer for fall 1/4 in deep in rows 12-18 in apart. Thin to 6 to 8 in appart. For best germination soil should be cool to warm (50-80F) and kept moist.
The latest of the standard large headed "Rapa" or "Broccoletti". Very large and very nice. Hard to f..
$2.99
A delightful broccoli raab, particularly cold tolerant. From the region around the resort Lake Tras..
$2.99
One of the latest of standard large sprouted 'Rapa' and one of the largest. Later harvest provides f..
$2.99
The quickest of the broccoli raabs to harvest, yet still with great flavor. Great for short season a..
$2.99
A wonderful and unique Italian rapini with leaves curled at the tip, it reaches production within 60..
$2.99
A standard large rapa that reaches production within 60 days or so from sowing. Although actually m..
$2.99
The Rapa from "Tuscany". One of the finer early "Cima di Rapa" known for excellent shoots and strong..
$2.99
This is a turnip grown primarily for the excellence of its 'greens' or leaf production. The high qua..
$3.39
This terrific multi-use turnip hails from the Tuscan region. Whether you grow it for the greens, th..
$2.99