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Common name: "Cauliflower Snowball"
Latin name:
Brassica oleracea

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Plant date: 4 - 5 weeks before last frost
Germination:
7 - 12 days
Spacing:
24"
Crop time:
55 days
Start from:
Seeds or pre-starts
Container grow-able:
No
Pests:
Cabbage worms or root maggots
Lighting:
Water: Pictured: 
"Cauliflower Snowball" is a Ferry Morse seed. "Snowball" is an early Cauliflower producing large, pure white heads that are firm and crisp.

The Bed: Add a fresh layer of rich compost to the top soil, then till or spade the bed to loosen the soil and work in the compost. Rake level.

How to Grow: Cauliflower is a cool season crop that can be planted 4 to 5 weeks before last frost. Plant 6 to 8 seeds 1/2" deep in clumps spaced 24" apart. After germination thin seedlings to the strongest most vigorous grower. Keep the soil moist but not soggy until the seeds germinate. After germination water as needed. Mulch plants when they are 4" to 6" tall to cool the soil and retain moisture.

Harvesting: Harvest Cauliflower heads while they are tight and compact.

Available Hybrids - Cultivars: From Ferry Morse. Brocoverde green heads 70 days. Snow Crown 55 days, White Rock 90 days, Alverda 90 days, Violet Queen 70 days, and White Corona Hybrid 30 days.

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