Green Cape. Thomp.
Autumnal Cape. Maher's Hardy Cape.
Leaves long and narrow; the veins and midribs green; the head is greenish, and generally covered by the leaves.
This variety and the Purple Cape often become intermixed, and are liable to degenerate. They are, however, quite distinct, and, when pure, very beautiful.
Green Close-Headed Winter. Trans.
Late Green. Siberian. Dwarf Roman.
This new and excellent Broccoli is apparently a seedling from the Green Cape. The plants are dwarf; the leaves are large and numerous, with white veins. The flower grows exposed, is not of large size, and resembles that of the Green Cape. Its season immediately follows that of the last-named variety.
Hammond's White Cape.
An excellent, pure white variety, obtained in England by cultivation and selection.
Kent's Late White.. R. Hogg.