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Organic Rapini 'Spring Raab'

Brassica rapa ruvo

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Quantity About 300 seeds
Exposure Sun to partial shade

Discover the plant

Family Brassicaceae
Type Vegetable
Cycle Annual

Rapini 'Spring Raab' brings a vibrant and nourishing presence to the vegetable garden, with its dark green foliage, slender stems, and small floral buds reminiscent of delicate mini-broccoli florets. This cool-season brassica entices gardeners with its rapid growth, robust vigor, and ease of cultivation, even in gardens seeking simple and productive crops. In the kitchen, its slightly pungent and subtly bitter taste adds depth to stir-fries, soups, stews, and pasta dishes, evoking the richness of spring and autumn harvests. In the garden, it thrives in moderate temperatures and prospers in fertile, well-drained soil, under bright exposure ranging from full sun to partial shade. Its dense foliage also adds texture to garden rows, while its flowers, if a few plants are allowed to mature, attract several beneficial pollinators. Cold-tolerant, it integrates perfectly into early spring or late summer sowings, elegantly extending the harvest season. Picked young, it offers the best tenderness and a balanced flavor, highly appreciated by lovers of tasty greens. Productive, nutritious, and full of character, Rapini 'Spring Raab' is an excellent choice for enriching an organic edible garden.

Organic Rapini 'Spring Raab'

Planting guide

From plantingto establishment.

Planting depth 1 cm (3/8 in)
Establishment temperature 10 to 24 °C (50 to 75 °F)
Establishment time 5 to 10 days

Soil and care

The rightconditions.

Exposure Sun to partial shade
Soil Fertile and well-drained
Watering Regular

Container growing

A controlledenvironment.

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Organic Rapini 'Spring Raab'

Bloom and dimensions

The completeprofile.

Bloom periodSpring to Fall
Harvest40 to 50 days after sowing
Organic Rapini 'Spring Raab'

Garden associations

What to plantwith it.

Good companionsCarrots, lettuces, spinach, peas, beets
Avoid planting withCabbage, tomatoes
Stir-fries, soups, stews, salads, pasta dishes