[Aunt Sally]

I've had some really nice spring cauliflowers this year - Variety Jerome.



This one weighed 5 pounds

[mumofstig]

Oh Auntie i love cauliflower but unfortunately i'd have no friends if i ate it very often .....especially not with beans

[Aunt Sally]

I don't eat the beans but I LOVE cauliflower.

I just cancel all engagements 

[celjaci]

Several folks have grown them on our site.  I missed it last year but the previous year had them the size of dinner plates - 6 good portions each!
Just sown my seed for next year - although they are a long time growing they are really worth it

[Salmo]

Well done Aunt Sally. Maybe you can advise me?

I only grew 6 plants this year. All of them have produced wonderful curds but as 4 of them needed cutting last week I gave 3 away. These were Fothergill's Walcheren Winter 3 -Armado April spaced at 2 foot.

How do you grow spring caulis that are not too big and do not all come at once.

[Yabba]

I'm not a massive cauliflower fan, it's not something I can eat in quantity, but I'm growing some myself for spring next year and I'd be happy as larry if they looked even remotely as good as that

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[Brambles]

Aunt Sally, that one is a beauty.. Well done!  I have only tried cauliflowers twice and all of them were failures    I got through the seed stage, planted out and they just did not produce good heads.   Your lovely white cauli has given me the will to give it another go..   

[Aunt Sally]

I grow several different varieties so that I don't get huge numbers all at once Salmo .

It's all to do with day length and flowering.

[peapod]

Cor! Look at the size of that! Well done Aunty, it looks good enough to eat!

[AndyRVTR]

WOW... well done Aunt Sally... it looks well nice.... 

[WebSiteEvo]

Looks great, definitely want to try some of those. mmmm cauliflower cheese.

[Yorkie]

Do you have a bean tree too ?