Cauliflower
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Wilko Vegetable Garden All Year Round Cauliflower
Popular variety with large heads and good flavour. Sow Jan-Jun or Sept-Oct, harvest Jun-Oct. Sow thinly in trays of seed compost. Average contents 400 seeds.
Cauliflower All The Year Round Seeds
Large, white curds of good quality. Remains in good condition for several weeks. Good source of vitamin C and folate.
B&Q Cauliflower All The Year Round
Sow: Feb - Jun, Flower: Jul - Oct, Produced in the UK, Grow your own local and sustainable food, Reduce food miles
Cauliflower Autumn Giant
Sowing Early sowing under glass in trays or modules at 16 °C. Later sowings in a seed bed in shallow drill 1.5cm (½”) deep 20cm (8”) between rows. Planting Glasshouse sowings should be pricked off into trays 5cm (2”) apart as soon as large enough to handle. Thin modules to one seedling per pot/module. Thin outdoor sowings to10cm (4”) apart. Harden off before planting out from mid-May onwards spaced at 45cm (18”) apart when the plants are about 15cm (6”) tall. Other Instructions If subject to long spells of hot sun, bend a few leaves to protect the growing head from the excess heat as this can cause premature formation of poor curds.
Cauliflower Di Sicilia Violetto Seeds
Excellent tasty Cauliflower, the heads turn a deep green colour when cooked. Di Sicilia violetto will form side shoots for picking once the main head is cut. Cauliflowers are a good source of vitamin C and folate.
Cauliflower Igloo
Sowing Sow outdoors in a seed bed in rows 1.5cm (1/2”) deep in rows 20cm (9”) apart. . For early crops, sow in pots or trays under glass at 16°C. Planting Thin out the seedlings as they grow to 2.5cm (1”) apart and plant out in permanent site in late May or June 20cm (9”) apart. Glasshouse sowings should be pricked out into trays spacing 5cm (2”) apart, gradually harden off and plant outside as soon as conditions allow. Other Instructions For best result plant in firm ground, dug the previous year. Plant at 45cm (15”) apart for larger sized curds.
Cauliflower Maystar
Sowing Sow the seeds thinly in a well prepared seed bed outside, 2cm (3/4”) deep with 15cm (6”) between rows. Planting As soon as possible, thin the seedlings to 10cm (4”) apart. When the seedlings have formed 5 or 6 leaves, transplant, taking as much soil as possible, into the growing site 60cm (24”) apart and rows 75cm (30”) apart. Other Instructions Cauliflower plants dislike any check in growth, never allow root area to dry out.
Suttons Cauliflower Snowball
Sow: January - February, Flower/Harvest: June, Produced in the UK, Grow your own local and sustainable food, Reduce food miles
Cauliflower Romanesco Natalino Seeds
Unusual spiral florets, crisp texture and distinctive flavour. Grow for baby heads to eat whole or as full size. Good source of vitamin C and folate.
Cauliflower Aalsmeer Seeds
Very winter hardy with deep and firm white curds. One of the first spring cauliflowers. Good source of vitamin C and folate.
Johnsons Cheesy F1 Cauliflower
Quality dense heads selected for their whiteness, the curds are well protected by the large frame. Good tolerance to cold weather. Sow Mar-Jun, harvest Sept-Nov. Sow in trays of compost. Average contents 50 seeds.
Cauliflower All The Year Round
A traditional variety for successional sowings. A gardeners' favourite for many years. 200 seeds S: January - June and September - October H: June - October
Cauliflower Drakar F1 Seeds
Cauliflower Drakar is a hardy, quality autumn-winter variety. Cold tolerant producing strong, vigorous foliage helps protect the crisp white curds. Excellent source of vitamin C and folate.
Cauliflower Aalsmeer
Very winter hardy with deep and firm white curds. One of the first 'spring' cauliflowers. Good source of vitamin C and folate. Average 75 seeds S: April - May H: March - April
Cauliflower Galleon
Ideal temperature for sowing: Outside when frost free, When to sow: May - June, Harvest/flowers: April - May