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- CAULIFLOWER (Cavolfiore) Sicilia violetto
CAULIFLOWER (Cavolfiore) Sicilia violetto
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Product Description
Sicilian violet cauliflower is a regional variety from Sicily and is a vigourous plant with broad, green-grey leaves and a striking violet, compact, medium-sized head. Violet curd turns green with cooking and has an excellent taste both raw and cooked. A very attractive plant with sweet mild taste.
Plant for harvest in spring or autumn with transplants 5 weeks before setting out, or direct seed, 2-3 seeds per 40cm, and thin to one per 40cm. Forms numerous side shoots after you cut main head.
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Purple caulie looks great tastes great too!
Posted by Di Franks on 12th Feb 2011
I planted this cauliflower seed during the last week of February last year so that they were up and away before the frosty weather set in. I had lovely caulies by the end of autumn and they were a manageable size. A great vegie!
