Assertion: brussels sprout | /r/HasProperty | cool weather crop
Facets:
value: like cabbage
type: OTHER
value: like cabbage sprouts
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Like cabbage and cabbage sprouts, Brussels sprouts are a cool weather crop.
text: Brussels sprouts are a cool season crop and seedlings should be sown sown in autumn
text: Brussels sprouts are an annual cool season crop, hardy to frosts and light freezes.
text: Brussels sprouts are winter crops flourishing well under the cool weather and light frosting conditions.
text: As the Brussels sprouts are cool-season crop, so the mulching will also help to keep the soil temperature cool.
text: Brussels sprouts are cold weather crop that are in the same family as cabbage.
text: Brussels sprouts are the ones which grow very slowly and these are the winter plants which can tolerate frost.
text: The Brussels sprouts are actually a cold-season crop and are best grown in colder climates.
text: Brussels sprouts are a cool-season crop; they thrive in temperatures between 60°F and 70°F (16-21°C).
text: Brussels sprouts are a cool weather vegetable that grows mainly in fertile, organic-rich garden soil along with sufficient drainage.
text: Brussels sprouts are a cool-season vegetable, and should not be grown where the summers are long, hot and dry.
text: Since Brussels sprouts are considered a cool season crop, you can successfully grow them in either early spring or fall.
text: Brussels sprouts are a cool weather crop and best grow in a temperature range of 45–75 °F and can benefit from a frost which often makes the sprouts sweeter.
text: Just like any cabbage, Brussels sprouts is a cool weather crop.
text: Brussels sprouts are a cool season crop, and need to be sown two weeks before the cold season begins, depending on your climate.
text: Brussels sprouts are an annual cool season crop, hardy to frosts and light freezes.