Varities of Cauliflower

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Choosing Cauliflower Varieties

Varieties differ in plant size, curd size, and in days to maturity, ranging from 70 to 100 days , spring vs. fall varieties.

 

Spring varieties

 

Snowball Y Improved Cauliflower Seeds - Brassica Oleracea Var. Botrytis - 0.5 Grams - Approx 125 Gardening Seeds - Vegetable Garden Seed

by Generic Seeds

  • Brassica oleracea var. botrytis

  • 0.5 Grams: Approx 125 Seeds

  • Germination Rate: 97% - Purity: 99% - Country of Origin: USA

  • Days Until Harvest: 65

The Snowball Improved cauliflower variety grows heads up to 6" across with curled leaves. Cauliflower plants grow to about a foot tall. Snowball cauliflower is well suited for a short season making it prefect for the everyday gardener.

Ferry-Morse Seeds 2035 Cauliflower - Early Snowball 650 Milligram Packet

by Ferry-morse

  • Heirloom Variety

  • Guaranteed To Grow

  • 55 Days to Harvest

  • Plant 1/2-inch Deep, 3-foot Row Spacing & 2-foot Plant Spacing

  • Cool Weather Crop

 

 

Cauliflower Seeds - 'Snowball Self Blanching' Vegetable Seed Packet (500 Seeds)

by Everwilde Farms, Inc.

This work saving Cauliflower variety will wrap and blanch itself as long as it's grown in cool conditions! Pure white heads grow from 6 to 9 inches across. This variety matures in approximately 65 days. Average water needs.

 

 

 

Purple Cauliflower 40 Seeds -LOW CARB!- Veggie

by Hirts: Seed; Vegetable

  • The appearance of PURPLE CAULIFLOWER is truly breathtaking

  • Adaptable & productive

  • 80 Days to Maturity

  • Fun to Grow!

  • 40 Seeds

The appearance of PURPLE CAULIFLOWER is truly breathtaking. This Graffiti variety is the first PURPLE CAULIFLOWER of its size that actually retains its color when cooked. Wonderful when stir fried with garlic and ginger, GRAFFITI PURPLE CAULIFLOWER is at its best wehn quickly blanched, shocked with ice water and served as the show-stopping element in a cruidite platter. This lovely cauliflower would also make great pickles, since an acidic environment will help maintain the purple color. 80 days.

Cauliflower is recommended for a "Low Carb" diet!

Purple Cauliflower resulted from the discovery of a purpled coloured spontaneous mutant plant in a cauliflower field in the late eighties, and years of dedicated classical breeding at the research station "Danefeld" in Denmark. Purple Cauliflower is based on a very stable source of colour formation without the problems of previous varieties. It has been tested in many temperate and subtropical areas and proved itself to be adaptable and productive.

The purple colour is due to formation of anthocyanins also found in red cabbage and in red wine. The Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences has carried out analyses showing that Purple Cauliflower contains approximately 200 times more anthocyanin than a white cauliflower exhibiting "pinking" but with exactly the same substances. Some scientists believe that anthocyanins are actually healthy compounds belonging to the group of phenolic antioxidants. Actually this is the reason why many doctors recommend drinking a glass of red wine every day....

Cauliflower Veronica Green Head Hybrid 30 Seeds per Packet

by JSS

  • Days to Maturity or Bloom: 78

  • Lime Green Head

Spiraled heads. Heads are lime green with pointed, spiraled pinnacles. Best planted in summer for harvest in the fall, or midwinter in mild climates. Plant 18" apart to give the large plants adequate space. Mild, nutty taste. Yellows resistant.

 

 

 Fall varieties

 

 

Over Wintering Varieties

Hardy Over-Wintering Cauliflower 20 Seeds - Veggie

by Hirts: Seed; Vegetable

Overwintering cauliflower is a delicious little known gourmet vegetable. It has a mild, sweet pleasing flavor and tender texture. For a full season of production, these varieties should be planted at the same time for consecutive harvesting from late March to mid-May. Start greenhouse transplants in late July for planting in mid to late August. Very hardy!

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