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Cauliflower Ace High
Cauliflower Ace High
Packet Size: 18
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Ace High is a lovely winter type that you actually harvest in May the following year…this variety is widely grown and adaptable to most conditions: with firm, fertile soil and consistent moisture you should be harvesting top quality tasty curds from your own garden
Price for 18 seeds
SOW & GROW: between late April and June (plan to sow a few seeds every 3 weeks to naturally space your harvest), seed depth 10mm in small pots under cover/indoors. Germination in about two weeks then, with light, warmth & regular watering a good root system will develop. About 6 weeks from sowing transplant – make a hole deep enough so the lowest leaves are at soil level and ‘puddle in’*. Finish by firming the soil really well around the plant. Protect from pests and water regularly.
EAT: ready around May next year: cut the curds when they are tight and firm – don’t leave them on the plant too long so cut the first ones in late April. Fabulous fresh or blanch and freeze florets.
*Puddle in: when you place the plant in the hole you fill the hole repeatedly with water which then refills the hole with soil and ensures the plant is sitting in a large area of moist ground – this gives your cauliflower plants the best start without disturbing their roots. This technique is also used when planting leeks.
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Price for 18 seeds
SOW & GROW: between late April and June (plan to sow a few seeds every 3 weeks to naturally space your harvest), seed depth 10mm in small pots under cover/indoors. Germination in about two weeks then, with light, warmth & regular watering a good root system will develop. About 6 weeks from sowing transplant – make a hole deep enough so the lowest leaves are at soil level and ‘puddle in’*. Finish by firming the soil really well around the plant. Protect from pests and water regularly.
EAT: ready around May next year: cut the curds when they are tight and firm – don’t leave them on the plant too long so cut the first ones in late April. Fabulous fresh or blanch and freeze florets.
*Puddle in: when you place the plant in the hole you fill the hole repeatedly with water which then refills the hole with soil and ensures the plant is sitting in a large area of moist ground – this gives your cauliflower plants the best start without disturbing their roots. This technique is also used when planting leeks.

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Sowing
- Apr
- May
- Jun
Harvesting / Flowering
- May