Aalsmeer Cauliflower.

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  • 29th May 2018 at 10:01 am #46986

    Stringfellow
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    Hi Charles, I’ve just sown the above, hoping for a lovely harvest next spring; a really welcome crop at that time.

    I wondered, is it the varieties genetic makeup that delays it producing heads until next March/ April time, or something else?

    Thanks for all of your help, hope all well.

    29th May 2018 at 5:21 pm #46990

    charles
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    Yes Tris it’s the genetic makeup. So it’s kind of programmed to make a curd in spring, and sowing now gives time for a big plant so there should be a big cauliflower!
    Mostly good here and it’s been a lovely May.

    29th May 2018 at 7:09 pm #46993

    Stringfellow
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    Thanks and glad things going well.

    I grew these a couple of seasons ago and they were lovely; highly recommended if you have the space, all you gardeners out there.

    Yes, May has been brill here too and the plot is almost full and really getting going now…pleasure to behold.

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