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$4.75It's the smallest and cutest cauliflower available on the market today. Each plant produces a small, compact, 2 to 3...Buy Now Details
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$5.5548 Days 1975 AAS Winner. The advantages of true hybrid vigor are apparent in the steady yields of uniform 2...Buy Now Details
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$3.75–$5.9568 Days Wrapper leaves curl over heads and blanch them automatically. Heads are pure white and about 7 inches in...Buy Now Details
Growing quality cauliflower is an art. Don't get discouraged if your first attempt does not go as planned. The environmental and cultural conditions must be right to contact a successful cauliflower crop. Seeds should be started 8-10 weeks prior to your last average frost date, with hardened-off seedlings planted out after frost has passed. Like carrot seeds, planting cauliflower out too early or too late often leads to bolting. In many areas, cauliflower is best as a fall crop with seeds started indoors in late June to early July.