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{
  "title": "A Love Letter to the Brassica Family ",
  "author": "Sarah-Manon Blok",
  "image": {
    "url": "https://ucarecdn.com/114c7873-954b-4260-ac9f-b61a7d10d40f/-/format/webp/-/resize/480x/",
    "caption" : "Person holding a purple cabbage with big leaves",
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  "date" : "2025-08-29 09:00:00 +0000 UTC",
  "permalink" : "https://blog.planter.garden/posts/a-love-letter-to-the-brassica-family/",
  "content" : "As evenings turn cooler, many summer crops start to fade. Tomatoes slow down, beans get tough, and cucumbers struggle. But just when the garden seems ready to rest, another group of plants takes center stage: the Brassicas. If autumn has heroes, it’s them. (Especially here in Germany, hello sauerkraut!)\nA Family With Many Faces As a triplet myself, I’ve always thought of my family as pretty big. But it’s nothing compared to this one. You may know the brassica family as just cabbages and …"
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