2017 National Garden Bureau's #YearoftheBrassica
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This document contains a list of over 50 different varieties of vegetables from the cabbage, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, and other plant families. The varieties include many colors and types like red and green kale, purple cauliflower, savoy cabbage, and brussels sprouts.
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- 9. Broccoli Dura Pak 16
- 10. Broccoli Sibsey
- 12. Broccoli, purple sprouting Mendocino
- 13. Broccoli, purple sprouting Rioja
- 19. Cabbage Hercules
- 20. Cabbage Murdoc
- 21. Cabbage Red Acre
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- 38. Collard Tiger
- 39. Greens All Top
- 40. Kale Chidori Red American
- 41. Kale Chidori Red
- 42. Kale Black Magic
- 43. Kale Darkibor
- 44. Kale Portugese
- 45. Kale Prizm
- 46. Kale, Red Redbor
- 47. Kale Scarlet
- 48. Kale Starbor
- 49. Kale Winterbor
- 50. Kale Winterbor
- 51. Kohlrabi Kolibri
- 52. Kohlrabi Purple
- 53. Kohlrabi Korist
- 54. Kohlrabi Kossak
- 57. Pointed Head Cabbage Caraflex