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Sixteen broccoli (Brassica oleareacea var. italica) cultivars were evaluated for yield, head maturity, and quality attributes in the fall of 1997. ‘Liberty’, ‘Sabre’, ‘Barbados’, and ‘XPH12211’ were dropped after 1997 because of poor yield, coarse stems with severely shortened internodes, or lack of seed availability. Thus, three new cultivars, ‘Nomad’, ‘Sussex’, and ‘XPH12212’, were included in the 1998 trial. Head yield was generally higher in 1998 than in the cooler and drier 1997. In each year, cultivars were ranked into early and main season based on yield over sequential harvest dates. Only ‘Windsor’ was rated as a main-season cultivar in 1997, but an early-season cultivar in 1998. Cluster analyses were then used to group cultivars within year and season by head quality attributes. Based upon these analyses, ‘Captain’ is recommended for early production because of favorable head quality and moderately high yield potential. After 2 years of tests, none of the main-season cultivars could be recommended. ‘Arcadia’, ‘Decathlon’, and ‘Windsor’ were either too late or inconsistent in maturity. Yield was low for ‘Excelsior’ and ‘Arcadia’. Head quality of ‘Laguna’ and ‘XPH12212’ was poor or inconsistent. In the 1998 trial, ‘Nomad’ and ‘Sussex’ warranted additional evaluation because of improved yield, head and stem diameter and head quality.

Cluster Analyses on Quality Attributes Identify Broccoli Cultivars Suitable for Early and Mainseason Harvests on the Eastern Shore of Virginia