Broccoli

Broccoli enjoys the company of beans and cucumbers as well. Beets, as well as nasturtiums and marigolds make great companions since they do not require… Read More »Do Marigolds Help Broccoli?

When growing Broccoli, prepare the soil to a depth of 12-20” (30-51cm). Lay down a 2-3” (5-8 cm) layer of good garden compost or composted… Read More »How Do You Prepare A Broccoli Bed?

Broccoli does not mind having most other vegetables as close neighbors. A few plants, however, are known to negatively affect the growth and flavor of… Read More »What Should You Not Plant Broccoli Next To?

Broccoli.a great choice for growing in the relative coolness of partial shade rather than full sun. After cutting off the large central head, leave the… Read More »Can Broccoli Tolerate Shade?

6 WAYS TO KEEP BROCCOLI SAFE FROM BUGS Mesh Laundry Baskets. Screens. Nylons and Hosiery. Mesh Food Tents. Bacillus Thuringiensis. Floating Row Covers. What is… Read More »How Do You Protect Broccoli Leaves?

The pests that are eating your broccoli leaves at night are called “cutworms.” In appearance, cutworms are smooth that come with tiny hairs. What is… Read More »What’S Eating My Broccoli Leaves At Night?

Wilting can indicate insect or disease problems, but is most commonly due to a lack of soil moisture. Don’t assume plants have enough water if… Read More »Why Are Broccoli Leaves Wilting?

The most common are the imported cabbage worm, the cabbage looper, and the diamondback moths. I would like to include a fourth, the cross-striped cabbage… Read More »What Eats Holes In Broccoli Leaves?

Some gardeners also avoid planting strawberries, corn, tomatoes, peppers, and any Cucurbits alongside broccoli, because these plants are heavy feeders. They’ll compete with broccoli for… Read More »Why Can’T You Plant Tomatoes And Broccoli Together?

The most common culprit is the cabbage moth. Okay, cabbage butterfly. They love broccoli and will lay hundreds of eggs on the undersides of leaves.… Read More »What Is Killing My Broccoli Plants?