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I just want to show off a bit cause I heard growing caulis was hard. I have grown 8 beautiful caulis at the lottie and we had one for tea last night! Yummy! 
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well done thereOriginally posted by lainey lou View PostI just want to show off a bit cause I heard growing caulis was hard. I have grown 8 beautiful caulis at the lottie and we had one for tea last night! Yummy!sigpicAnother nutter ,wife,mother, nan and nanan,love my growing places,seed collection and sharing,also one of these
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Ooooh a long time! sowed them last July as I recall! overwintered them at the lottie and had almost given up on them when hey presto beautiful white heads appeared!!Originally posted by Novice Gardener View PostImagination is everything, it is a preview of what is to become.Comment
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Excellent!
Now try some summer and autunm ones too. They're really quick growing.Comment
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LOL, I always type as I speak
I didn't realise you sow them one year and harvest the next, so they'd be a good thing for me to pop in this summer as I'm clearing my beds out?Comment
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Ohh, well done Lainey! A crop this soon in the season, an added bonus!! So did you give them any protection over the winter or just leave them to their own devices? I had a fair success with summer caulis at home last year but didnt try overwintering any. You have inspired me to give it a go - so thank you!!Life may not be the party we hoped for but since we're here we might as well dance
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Well done - you may well be proud of yourself; there's a bit of growing in cauliflowers, so there is.
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