B&Q cauliflower

Do you know what variety the caulis are?  Over winter ones need to be hardy, others could be nursed over winter in a cold frame or cold greenhouse. In my opinion, you may just as well wait until next year and sow for yourself - a lot cheaper.

It's very late for leeks. They'll make little growth and then just sit there looking at you when you want to be harvesting them. Come the spring, they run away & go to seed.

Sounds like a big store on the make again.

I totally agree.

This cropped up with sprouts recently.

http://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?topic=65409.0

Not necessarily. it depends on the variety, as I said, but I am a little suprised to see calabrese & PSP on there, but there again I only grow the early summer planted sort.

Leeks are still a no no ion my book.

I grow 1 and 3

Brocolli is in around June/July time, winter caulis August.