Cauliflower
Brassica
oleracea
Ground Preparation
Dig the soil deeply with the addition
of manure or compost during the late autumn/winter some months prior to
planting.
Sow seed 1cm deep, thin out to
7cm apart, transplant up to 60cm apart when the plants have made 5-6 leaves. Sow
Jan to Feb under glass, autumn for overwintering in cold frames. Sow outdoors
March to May.
Grow something new and unusual from seed for the vegetable patch
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Cauliflower Evita Winter Cauliflower Cauliflower Evita withstands the winter without the need for protection, snow white curds are harvested in May to mid June. RHS Award of Garden Merit
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Cauliflower North Foreland Hybrid Winter Cauliflower A versatile hybrid variety that matures through January and February. Good standing ability. Well protected deep white curds with good winter hardiness. Sow May, plant out July. Recommended Sow 3rd week of May, plant 1st week of July. Harvest January to February
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Cauliflower Lundy Hybrid Winter Cauliflower The ideal follow-on variety to F1 North Foreland, cauliflower F1 Lundy crops during March and April. Solid, well protected, deep white curds. Good holding ability. Sow end of May to mid June, plant out end of July. Recommended Sow 1st week of June, plant 3rd week of July. Harvest March to April
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Cauliflower Medallion
ORGANIC SOURCED Winter Cauliflower A Roscoff hybrid producing good quality heads with nice curd. For harvest February to mid-March Sow May to Early June £2.75 Av 30 seeds
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Cauliflower All Year Round The gardeners firm favourite. Cauliflower All The Year Round is a traditional cauli that is ideal for successional sowings. Sow March to May Harvest July to late September
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Cauliflower Autumn Giant A popular late variety, with large dense white curds. Sow May to June Harvest late October to end of December £1.35 Av 300 seeds
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Celio
F1 Romanesco type Cauliflower Early F1 large framed romanesco type for summer to early autumn harvest. Produces very high quality, pinnacled heads in an attractive green colour. Highly recommended for taste and presentation. Sow April for harvest September to October £2.35 Av 30 seeds
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Cauliflower Grafitti A stunning F1 purple coloured sweet flavoured cauliflower, Cauliflower graffiti is an improvement over older purple types. The colour intensifies with the exposure to light. Sow March until end of May harvest from June to October. RHS Award of Garden Merit |
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Cauliflower Igloo Large firm snow white curds, good vigour, leaf cover and tolerance to temperature variations. Ideal for successional sowings. Sow March to May harvest July to early November. £1.45 Av 75 seeds
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Cauliflower Nautilus Cauliflower F1 Nautilus high quality, pure white, very round with solid heavy curds. Sow February to May harvest June to late October. RHS Award of Garden Merit £2.25 Av 30 seeds
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Cauliflower Optimist Hybrid autumn giant type, hardy with good disease resistance. Performs well in cold wet conditions. High quality dense packed curds, good foliage protection and easy to cut. Sow May to June, cut November to December. £2.65 Av 30 seeds
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Cauliflower
Purple Cape Winter variety. Rich purple heads of superfine flavour - ready late March/early April. Very hardy, sow March to May. £1.80 Av 200 seeds |
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Cauliflower Trevi Cauliflower F1 Trevi uniform lime green heads. Sow April until early June plant out from June heading September - October |