Brussels Sprouts

Gustus

Early maturing with medium green, firm, button-like sprouts that are evenly spaced and well formed. Don't transplant until late April, and then harvest masses of tasty sprouts from late August through September. Gustus replaces Oliver.
Matures in 100-120 days. (hybrid seeds)

Red Ball

Bed Ball is a specialized novelty variety of Brussel Sprouts with red foliage and red sprouts with colour that improves in cold weather and after frost. Yields on this 1m (36") variety are a bit lower, but the dark red sprouts are said to be sweeter and more nutritious. Harvested from November to January here on the Coast, Red Bull looks stunning when cooked, and makes an interesting gourmet side dish.
Matures in 120 days. (open pollinated seeds)

Roodnerf

Many hybrid Brussels sprouts are available, but Roodnerf is one of the few open pollinated cultivars left, so not only does it produce cold hardy, productive plants, but you can save your seeds from year to year. Roodnerf was bred in England for reliable and uniform cold hardiness. The medium-tall plants yield generous stalks of plump green sprouts. Choose Roodnerf open pollinated Brussels sprouts if you are enthusiastic about saving seeds!
Matures in 100 days. (open pollinated seeds)

United

United Brussel sprouts are an open pollinated variety that matures mid-season, a little earlier than others. United does very well in Coastal gardens, producing uniform, tasty sprouts over a long period. Easy to grow and hardy!
Matures in 120 days. (open pollinated seeds)

NOTE: United is no longer available. We highly recommend its open pollinated substitute, Roodnerf Brussels Sprouts.