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Better Than Cauliflower. Less Fussy, More Productive, Regrows After Harvest.

#perennialvegetables #gardening #growyourownfood #brassicas #foodsecurity Cauliflower is famous… but let’s be honest — it’s fussy. It demands perfect timing. Perfect temperature. Perfect soil. Miss the window, and you get tiny heads or nothing at all. But what if there’s a brassica that’s less demanding, more productive, and regrows after you harvest it? In this video, we uncover the crop that quietly outperforms cauliflower in real-world gardens — especially for growers who want reliable harvests instead of one-shot perfection. 🌱 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: • The brassica that keeps producing after harvest • Why it’s more forgiving than cauliflower • How to grow it for continuous yields • Its nutritional advantages • Why commercial agriculture prioritizes single-head crops • How to build a low-maintenance brassica patch 🔍 THE PLANT: We’re talking about Broccoli — especially sprouting and side-shoot varieties. Unlike cauliflower: • Produces a main head plus multiple side shoots • Keeps yielding for weeks (sometimes months) • Handles temperature swings better • More forgiving about soil imperfections • Easier for beginners 🌿 WHY IT OUTPERFORMS CAULIFLOWER: Regrowth Advantage: • Harvest the central head • Side shoots continue developing • Multiple harvests from one plant Less Fussy: • Tolerates moderate heat and cold better • Less prone to “buttoning” (tiny heads) • More consistent performance Nutritional Strength: • High in vitamin C and vitamin K • Rich in fiber and antioxidants • Contains beneficial sulfur compounds like other brassicas 🌾 WHY CAULIFLOWER GETS THE SPOTLIGHT: • Larger, uniform single head • Visually appealing for supermarkets • Higher price per pound • Popular in processed food alternatives But in a backyard garden? Productivity matters more than perfection. 📚 GARDENING CONTEXT: • Cool-season brassica research • Studies on multiple-harvest vegetable systems • Home garden yield comparisons • Permaculture systems favoring repeat harvest crops If you want dependable harvests instead of high-maintenance drama, grow the plant that keeps giving. Harvest once. Then harvest again. Build a garden that works with you — not against you. #organicgardening #vegetablegardening #homesteading #permaculture #foodforest #selfsufficiency #climateresilient #backyardgarden #ediblegarden #growyourownfood