Cauliflower Seeds

Get a jump on summer cauliflower with this tropical type. Fujiyama NEEDS heat to make a big plant, but in heat it will make a medium-sized sweet tasting head. Maturity is outstandingly uniform. When slotted right, the plant gets nice and big, but should be tied for a truly white head. In south central PA, we do not seed earlier then the 1st week in June for crops beginning mid-August.

An early variety with good head density and weight. Good early performance and widely adapted for all but the hottest season. GR:SE = Geographical restriction; Due to a vendor agreement, we may not be able to supply large quantity orders in the Southeast States.

AAS winner. For early fresh market and shipping.

Offers improved uniformity for its maturity, with solid white heads. Initial trials indicate that Steady has good heat tolerance and performs well in spring and fall. Good inner wrap.

Offers improved uniformity for its maturity, with solid white heads. Initial trials indicate that Steady has good heat tolerance and performs well in spring and fall. Good inner wrap.

Main season variety. Vigorous plant can make very large heads.

An improved Arano with a tall frame producing well covered, dense, white curds. Vigorous and uniform.

Toledo is a fantastic new variety for maturing in cool weather. With a very large wrap and complete inner wrap, Toledo has a pure white head , heavy head and excelled uniformity in maturity.

Tri-C5063 is a heat tolerant, early (62 day from transplant) cauliflower with a “personal-sized” head. The head size is perfect for a small family or roasting as a whole head. While naturally white, harvest before the wrapper leaves open. The head has a high, round dome and is dense, weighing 2 to 2.5lb. Because the head and plant are small, you can increase your plant population including planting two rows/bed, 15” in-row. If single row, decrease in-row to 12”.  It is not for the earliest slot since it is best to transplant when daytime temperature is between 60 and 70 degrees. It can be harvested from late spring on through fall in the north.

Twister is widely adapted both regionally and planting date, working from spring through late fall and in winter in the South. Twister has a good heat tolerance coupled with a big vigorous plant, with distinctive twisted leaves. The wrap is so good and large that you will not likely have to band it.