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| Edith Cauliflower (F1, OG) ~ $
4.95
| | Brassica oleracea (botrytis group) : Edith is a vigorous hybrid that produces impressively large, cream colored curds of excellent quality. Best for mid spring sowing and June–July harvest. Well adapted to fresh market use and organic growing due to its high vigor. 70-75 days. 25 seeds.
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| Snow Crown (F1) ~ $
2.25
| | Snow Crown is an easy-to-grow hybrid cauliflower with sweet and mild flavor. It produces good quality, medium sized heads 7-8" in diameter. Tolerates frost well. 50 days. 50 seeds per packet, enough to sow a 25 ft. row.
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| Snowball Y Cauliflower (OG) ~ $
2.50
| | If you've developed a taste for homegrown cauliflower with its sweet, nutty flavor and delicate texture, Snowball Y is a dependable and easy-to-grow variety. Snowball Y develops firm, uniform, bright white heads. The wrapper leaves are extra long and protect the ivory white curds. 65 days. 1 gm./pkt., about 250 seeds, enough to sow a 125 ft. row.
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| | Veronica Romanesco (F1, OG) ~ $
4.50
| | Romanesco produces a dramatic, conical shaped head chartreuse in color. Denser than regular broccoli, Romanesco has a milder flavor than most broccoli. Hybrid Veronica is more dependable than open pollinated strains and is good for fall or early spring planting. About 25 seeds/pkt., enough to sow a 12 ft. row. 90 days.
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