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i've decided to give them a go, loads of empty spaces in the garden, so i've bought 20 small plants off ebay to see ...... bought some seeds for next year too
I always thought they were a bit of a gimmick, having never seen them in greengrocers etc. However i was visting friends in Cannes last week and went to the market, and vitular every veg stall was selling them - and they were really popular. I tried them and thought they were delicious. i wondered if they might loose their colour, but they didn't - and stayed that lovely green colour. I'm definitely growing them this year!
I have some that i hope are about to start cropping anytime now. I planted them quite late at the beginning of August and they look to be about ready to do somin soon.
I grow about fifty each year and they have always done well, with the exception of this year. Some of them grew very quickly and were quite small , but I did crop them all - this was such a peculiar year, the poor plants all seemed to be confused.
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Romanesco is sometimes listed in seed catalogues as Cauliflower, Broccoli or Calabrese.
It is the best tasting of the lot and produces a smaller head than most cauliflowers.
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