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Chicory


Cichorium intybus 'Aires'
Chicory 'Aires'

Cichorium intybus 'Bianca Di Milano'


Different varieties are suited to different seeding and transplanting dates, so it’s critical to plant the right variety at the right time. To choose specific planting dates, some growers consult...

Cichorium intybus 'Biondissima Di Trieste'
Chicory 'Biondissima Di Trieste'

Cichorium intybus 'Brussels Witloof'
Chicory 'Brussels Witloof'

Cichorium intybus 'Magdeburg'
Chicory 'Magdeburg'

Cichorium intybus 'Palla Di Fuoco'
Chicory 'Palla Di Fuoco'

Cichorium intybus 'Palla Rossa Special'
Chicory/Radicchio 'Palla Rossa Special'

'Palla Rossa' literally means 'red ball' and that's exactly what this type of radicchio looks like. Tight, heads look almost like red cabbage when sliced open. This is an early maturing...

Cichorium intybus 'Pan Di Zucchero O Bottiglione'
Chicory/Cicoria O Radicchio/Chicoree 'Pan Di Zucchero O Bottiglione'

Again, this beautiful and delicious variety has a variety of names: 'Pan di Zucchero', 'Sugarloaf', 'Pain de Sucre', or in English, 'Sugarloaf'. Very pale green and tall, the hearts are somewhat...

Cichorium intybus 'Rossa Di Verona'
Chicory/Cicoria O Radicchio/Chicoree 'Rossa Di Verona'

Rossa di Verona is often called 'Verona Red' and these two very similar varieties of radicchio are almost always sold as the same thing. Here, Rossa di Verona has a bit more red colour to the...

Cichorium intybus 'Scarole Blond Full Heart'
Chicory 'Scarole Blond Full Heart'

Also known as Escarole, the broad wavy leaves are a attractive green to yellow with lighter centres. Use in salads and as a cooked vegetable.

Cichorium intybus 'Sugar Loaf'
Chicory 'Sugar Loaf'

Looks like a well-grown cos-type lettuce, with a firm heart which will stand over a long period.Best results are obtained from a June-July sowing in rows about 38cm (15inches) apart for use from...

Cichorium intybus 'Variegata Di Castelfranco'
Chicory/Cicoria O Radicchio/Chicoree 'Variegata Di Castelfranco'

This type has round, looser heads that are lightly variegated in winter, otherwise similar to 'Variegata di Chioggia', and originates from the same region of Italy. These beautiful radicchios are...

Cichorium intybus 'Variegata Di Chioggia'
Chicory/Cicoria O Radicchio/Chicoree 'Variegata Di Chioggia'

The red chicories are often called radicchio, and their red and white marbling makes them gourmet salad favourites. Sweet and crunchy, this variety shares the name 'Chioggia' with the pretty red...

Cichorium intybus 'Verona Red'
Chicory 'Verona Red'

This attractive chicory is reddish-green colored. It is a forcing type which build up heavy carrot-like roots that can be dug in the fall and stored horizontally between layers or sand or fine...

Cichorium intybus 'Witloof Zoom F1'
Chicory 'Witloof Zoom F1'

Cichorium intybus 'Zuccerina Di Trieste'
Chicory/Cicoria O Radicchio/Chicoree 'Zuccerina Di Trieste'

Light green with small, loose leaves and a sweet centre. Chicory is a very popular salad vegetable. Treat it as you would lettuce or spinach. The eye of the chicory is the sweetest part, and the...

Cichorium intybus 'Asparagus/Catalogna'
Chicory 'Asparagus/Catalogna'

Spring dandelion-like greens are an ethnic favorite. Large plants produce rosettes of many long, slender, deep green leaves with tangy flavor. A spring 'tonic' in salads, or for cooking. Some also...

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Cichorium intybus 'Frisee Glory'
Chicory 'Frisee Glory'

High quality, very finely divided leaves can form a dense heart or be picked as baby leaves.

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Cichorium intybus 'Grumolo Verde'
Chicory 'Grumolo Verde'

A multi-purpose cutting type. Sow from June to October and early blade shaped leaves can be used in summer salads. Stop cutting by late summer and delightful round-leaved rosette shaped plants...

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Cichorium intybus 'Witloof'
Chicory 'Witloof'

Grown for it's roots. Harvest the roots in the fall and store in sand for 4-5 weeks. Then, place the roots in dark, warm location, in a container 50 cm (20inch) deep with the crown at soil...

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