Think Fidgetbones is out of the country at the moment, so not online a lot - if this thread is kept bumped up on the front page I'm sure she'll see it when she gets back. She's not gone for long.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Colin - I think this was mentioned on Beechgrove last night as they were looking at their veg trail beds. There might be info if you look on their web page. You can subscribe to the news letter too.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
In the uk it is marketed under the brandname of tenderstem. In USA it is marketed as a brandname of broccolini. Mr Fothergills sells seeds under the name Broccoli tenderstem F1 green inspiration. I hope that helps.
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I haven't grown it Colin, but I think it was Fidgetbones who did and recommended it
I'm sure if she sees this thread she will reply, if it was her 
Thanks for that Kef
Think Fidgetbones is out of the country at the moment, so not online a lot - if this thread is kept bumped up on the front page I'm sure she'll see it when she gets back. She's not gone for long.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Colin - I think this was mentioned on Beechgrove last night as they were looking at their veg trail beds. There might be info if you look on their web page. You can subscribe to the news letter too.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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What I grew was Brukale. It produced tiny cabbages all the way up the stem, a bit like brussel sprouts . I think the seed was from Marshalls.
In the uk it is marketed under the brandname of tenderstem. In USA it is marketed as a brandname of broccolini. Mr Fothergills sells seeds under the name Broccoli tenderstem F1 green inspiration. I hope that helps.
Also Johnson's and DT Brown have it.
Brukale has now been renamed as flower sprouts.... a registered brand name. I wish they would stop changing the names of things.
Many thanks to all for the info