Broccoli Seeds
broccoli seeds
EGP55.00
Broccoli comes from the cabbage family and all its parts can be eaten from the head to stem, grow in full sun, and keep soil moist but never soggy.
Sow: September-October.
- Contains 2 grams of seeds.
- 85% Germination Percentage.
Sow: September-October.
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