FOB Price
Get Latest Price1 ~ 2 USD / Kilogram
|1000 Metric Ton Minimum Order
Country:
South Africa
Model No:
612315
FOB Price:
1 ~ 2 USD / Kilogram Get Latest Price
Place of Origin:
South Africa
Price for Minimum Order:
1 per Kilogram
Minimum Order Quantity:
1000 Metric Ton
Packaging Detail:
Per client demand
Delivery Time:
18 to 21 days Durban Port, South Africa
Supplying Ability:
5000 Metric Ton per Month
Payment Type:
Money Gram, Western Union, T/T
Product Group :
South Africa
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HOW TO HARVEST BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CategoriesVegetables
TagsBrassica oleracea, Brussels Sprouts, Cruciferous Vegetables,
Fall, Mustard & Cabbage Family (Brassicaceae), Spring
January 24, 2020 by Heather Buckner
While brussels sprouts may get a bad rap in some culinary circles,
they dont fare so poorly in my household.
On the contrary, my family will happily wolf down an entire pan of
brussels without a second thought, particularly if they are glazed
in maple syrup and accompanied by bacon
I consider brussels sprouts members of the Brassicaceae family to
be a real delicacy, slow to mature and expensive to buy. In my
opinion, they are one of those veggies that is much tastier when
picked fresh from the garden.
That is why I prefer to grow and harvest my own.
While you may be inclined to feel intimidated by these strange
towering stalks with their funny little edible buds we refer to as
sprouts, the process of harvesting brussels is actually not too
complicated.
Lets get picking!
| Country: | South Africa |
| Model No: | 612315 |
| FOB Price: | 1 ~ 2 / Kilogram Get Latest Price |
| Place of Origin: | South Africa |
| Price for Minimum Order: | 1 per Kilogram |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1000 Metric Ton |
| Packaging Detail: | Per client demand |
| Delivery Time: | 18 to 21 days Durban Port, South Africa |
| Supplying Ability: | 5000 Metric Ton per Month |
| Payment Type: | Money Gram, Western Union, T/T |
| Product Group : | Fresh vegetables |
