A superb alternative to white cauliflower, with attractive florets in an unusual lime-green colour. The crisp, tasty heads measure 15-23cm (6-9″) across, and mature in autumn from a May sowing. Once the main head has been harvested, the plant will produce several smaller heads over the next few weeks. Summer/Autumn maturing.
Growing Information
Click Here to See More Growing Information on Cauliflower Romanesco Early SeedsSow in a seedbed outdoors March-May and later transplant to their final positions. Alternatively, sow January-February under glass. (20-26 weeks maturity.)
Sowing Information
Sow thinly direct into a finely raked, moist, weed-free seedbed at a depth of 13mm ( 1?2″). Germination 7-12 days. Transfer with a trowel or dibber when plants are large enough to handle allowing 60cm (24″) between plants each way. Water well when transferring if the weather is dry. Ensure plants are firmed in well when planted. A well-dug, manured site is preferable for top quality heads.
Sowing ➞ Cropping – 16-20 weeks.
