Brassica oleracea var botrytis, White - (Circa 1926 USA) - There is no better feeling with this dwarf variety when you clear the large green leaves away to reveal a very large milk-white head, this is ideal for cool weather successional sowings well into late Spring. Keeps well & is an excellent freezer. In the cold weather, cauliflowers are very slow to bolt, so it’s an easy, low maintenance plant for autumn or early spring planting (150 - 175 days), Seed Count Approx - 160 avg SOWING - Temperature is a vital factor in growing cauliflower, Sow successionally into modules, thinning them at seedling stage to one plant per module. Move them up to a larger pot when ready, this will prevent root disturbance – but don’t allow them to become pot bound., once several sets of true leaves appear, “harden them off.” then plant into the final growing bed, Plant at least 24 inches apart.