Brussels Sprouts Jade Cross | Two Live Plants | Non-GMO | Sweet, Tender & Cold Hardy | Easy Garden Vegetable

Brussels Sprouts Jade Cross is a productive garden variety that grows firm, flavorful sprouts all along sturdy upright stalks. Fresh-picked Brussels sprouts can be sweeter, more tender, and fresher tasting than sprouts that have spent days in transportation and storage. Roast, sauté, grill, steam, or shred them fresh into salads and slaws. A rewarding choice for spring or fall vegetable gardens, Jade Cross turns one fascinating plant into a generous homegrown harvest. Start established plants in spring or plant again in late summer for fall. Even better, cooler temperatures can increase the sprouts' natural sweetness, making fresh-from-the-garden Brussels sprouts especially delicious. Clovers Garden Brussels Sprouts Jade Cross Plants • Two Large, Live Plants – 4” to 8” tall in 4” pots. • Non-GMO, No Neonicotinoids • Sweet, Fresh-Picked Flavor – Tender, flavorful sprouts harvested right from your garden. • Productive Stalks – Numerous firm sprouts develop along sturdy upright stems. • Cold Hardy – Cool weather can make mature sprouts taste even sweeter. • Spring & Fall Favorite – Excellent for extending the home vegetable harvest. • Versatile in the Kitchen – Roast, sauté, grill, steam, or shred fresh. • 10x Root Development • Grown in the Midwest • Fast Shipping & Recyclable Packaging • Quick Start Planting Guide Included • Third Generation, Family-Owned Since 1957 • 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed How to Grow Brussels Sprouts Jade Cross • Sunlight – Full sun, 6+ hours daily. • Soil – Rich, fertile, well-draining soil. • Watering – Keep consistently moist. • Spacing – Plant 18–24 inches apart. • Harvest – Pick firm 1–2 inch sprouts from the bottom of the stalk upward. • Season – Excellent for spring or late-summer planting for a fall crop. Brussels Sprouts Jade Cross – Fun Facts Why Homegrown Brussels Sprouts Taste Better. Fresh harvesting gives you tender sprouts at peak flavor instead of after days in transportation and storage. Cool Weather Makes Them Sweeter. Cooler temperatures can encourage the plant to convert stored starches into natural sugars. They Really Do Grow on a Stalk. Dozens of miniature cabbage-like sprouts develop along one tall central stem. Common Questions About Brussels Sprouts Jade Cross What do homegrown Jade Cross Brussels sprouts taste like? Fresh Jade Cross sprouts have a mild, slightly nutty, naturally sweet flavor and tender texture. When should I plant Brussels Sprouts Jade Cross? Plant established Jade Cross plants in spring for a cool-season crop or in late summer for a fall harvest. Why do Jade Cross Brussels sprouts taste sweeter in cool weather? Cool temperatures can encourage the sprouts to develop more natural sugars, giving mature sprouts an especially pleasant flavor. How do I harvest Jade Cross Brussels sprouts? Begin with mature sprouts at the bottom of the stalk and work upward as additional sprouts reach about 1–2 inches across. Can Jade Cross Brussels sprouts handle frost? Yes. Brussels sprouts tolerate cool weather very well, and light frost can actually improve the flavor of mature sprouts. Can Jade Cross grow in raised beds? Absolutely. Provide full sun, fertile soil, consistent moisture, and approximately 18–24 inches between plants. Best Companion Plants Onions, chives, carrots, lettuce, spinach, thyme, and marigolds complement Jade Cross in a productive vegetable garden. Pollinator and Garden Benefits Jade Cross is normally harvested before flowering, but its upright habit adds diversity to edible gardens. Flowering herbs and companion plants nearby can attract beneficial insects.