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Meir Linjar wotd:
Braßirat /ˈbʁasɪʁat/ turnip (noun, neuter)
from Latin Brassica rapa
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Meir Linjar wotd:
Braßirat /ˈbʁasɪʁat/ turnip (noun, neuter)
from Latin Brassica rapa
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Plant of the Day
Friday 3 July 2026
There was a good crop of Brassica rapa (Chinensis Group) (pak choi, bok choy) in this vegetable garden both purple and green cultivars. This is a fast-growing oriental brassica that can be used as baby leaves in salads or as a larger rosette for cooking. It is easy to grow.
Jill Raggett
Plant of the Day
Friday 22 May 2026
Coming to the end of a long productive growing season Brassica oleracea (Italica Group) 'Early Purple Sprouting' (purple sprouting broccoli) has been harvested from autumn through to early summer of the following year.
Jill Raggett
oh you thought rapeseed was the worst of it? no babes. we're alllllll brassica. I'm a brassica. you're a brassica. u just don't know it ye.
gays, it's been a canola themed day and that's a little strange #canolaposting
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🌿 Brassica rapa (Brassica)
Brassica rapa: Brassicaceae family.
Yerbateca.org botanical encyclopedia with PubMed citations
🌿 Brassica nigra (Brassica)
Brassica nigra: Brassicaceae family.
Yerbateca.org botanical encyclopedia with PubMed citations