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- noun Plural form of
brassica .
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Examples
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I grow my own vegetable seed whenever possible, particularly for biennials such as brassicas, beets and endive.
Organic Gardener's Composting Steve Solomon
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Whether it's oats, alphalpha, clover, winter wheat, brassicas, or turnips does not matter, so I would suggest blending a few mixes of your own.
Food Plots 2009
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I have tried several mixes, but rape or brassicas have worked well in the winter.
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I have tried several mixes, but rape or brassicas have worked well in the winter.
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Whether it's oats, alphalpha, clover, winter wheat, brassicas, or turnips does not matter, so I would suggest blending a few mixes of your own.
Food Plots 2009
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The cabbage family plants, the brassicas, are really beginning to respond after a month or so in the garden.
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Out on Godrevy Head, brassicas thrive in the moist earth of fields adjoining rough cliff land.
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The brassicas of the fall have gone to flower and pod.
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Take the cabbage family, which gardeners call collectively the brassicas.
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In a bed of just 8 by 12 feet, Cindy and Donna Stecker have grown 40 brassicas, and all of them surprisingly free of their bane, the cabbage white butterfly worm, which can turn the most robust cabbage into lace.
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