Vegetable Seeds A-Z Caulifl owers


Caulifl ower ‘Jerome F1’


Stands well through the winter, providing caulifl owers with tasty deep white heads that are ready for cutting in early spring. Vigorous leaf growth gives the heads extra protection.


Sow In May-Jun | Sow Out May-Jun | Harvest Mar-Apr 10202412 | 30 seeds


£4.49


Caulifl ower ‘Medallion F1’ Organic


Caulifl ower ‘Medallion’ is a superb caulifl ower for overwintering, producing compact heads of pure white curds, well protected by leaves. Suited to organic growing.


Sow In May-Jun | Sow Out May-Jun | Harvest Feb-Mar 30610072 | 15 seeds


£3.99


Caulifl ower ‘Fioretto’


Broccoli/caulifl ower hybrid with loose heads of tender, sweet fl orets.


10204045 | 10 seeds £3.99


Caulifl ower ‘Romanesco Celio F1’


Produces high-quality decorative heads in an attractive green colour. Highly recommended for taste and presentation with its pointed rosette shape.


Caulifl ower ‘Trevi F1’


Attractive green caulifl ower with a very subtle taste.


10204025 | 20 seeds £3.99


Sow In Mar | Sow Out Apr-May Harvest Jun-Sep


10202109 | 25 seeds £4.49


Sow In May | Sow Out May-Jun Harvest Dec-Jan


10204199 | 10 seeds £3.49 Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 29


Caulifl ower ‘Triomphant’


Award-winning Caulifl ower ‘Triomphant’ is ready just in time for Christmas, producing dense white curds with excellent fl avour. Holds the RHS AGM award for quality and taste.


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