Cauliflower

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Geoff
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We do buy the odd veg in the winter if we see a bargain and the last couple of weeks we have bought two huge caulis from Lidl for 48p each. They have each done the two of us for a cauliflower cheese then as a veg so I reckon 12p a helping isn't bad. They were labelled English Class 1; anybody any idea where they would be coming from and what variety they are likely to be?
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There's a fair chance it was grown in Lincolnshire,Boston way on.The land around the wash is used extensively for growing Vegetables, Cauliflowers included.
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The first early caulis used to come from Cornwall.
Maybe things have changed now.

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I grow Purple Cape. Sown in June and planted out July/Aug. [It's a heading broccoli rather than cauliflower, but I thought all cauliflowers were heading broccoli.] This weekend I saw the first heads. Very small, so I left them hoping they'll enlarge. But they may not, as I put them into a raised bed and I suspect that I didn't get them in deep enough. Brassicas need a really firm base.

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