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This is a discussion on Heirloom Cauliflower within the Heirloom Gardening forums, part of the Garden Design and Gardening Tips Support Fourm category; Does anyone have any information on a cauliflower called Purple of Sicily?* I am growing them but have very little ...
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Does anyone have any information on a cauliflower called Purple of Sicily?* I am growing them but have very little info on planting and harvesting?* Please pass on any info if you have grown them!!!
Thanks from Michigan! |
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Hi Prettypeas,
From what I'm reading they turn green when cooked.* Some folks add vinegar to the water to help retain the purple color.* They seem to do best in cool weather and if they don't mature before the heat of summer, they will bolt. Newt
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