EarlySnowballCauliflower will grow to be about 24 inches tall at maturity, with a spread of 12 inches. When planted in rows, individual plants should be spaced approximately 12 inches apart. 55 days - The heads of 'EarlySnowball' are smooth, pure white in color, each averaging between three to five pounds in weight, and about six inches across. EarlySnowball A Cauliflower is a biennial, frost tolerant plant, that requires deeply-tilled, firm, fertile soil for good head or “curd” formation. SnowballCauliflower is a nutritious vegetable that is enjoyed raw as a salad, cooked into a stew or roasted.Buy. Delivered Now. EarlySnowball (10g) quantity. Add to cart. The EarlySnowballCauliflower, also known as Brassica oleracea botrytis, is an autumn variety that forms heads of beautiful pure white. They are surrounded by beautiful green leaves. Description. EarlySnowballCauliflower Seeds. A favorite table vegetable grown in home gardens. Heads are white, round, and large. EarlySnowballCauliflower (Brassica oleracea) is well adapted to forcing or wintering over for spring crops. Compact, 6- to 7-inch, creamy-white heads are smooth, solid and loaded with... A true heirloom classic introduced in 1888, EarlySnowballCauliflower seeds produce beautifully uniform, snow-white heads that are thick, solid, and have tight curds. Description. EarlySnowballCauliflower produces very uniform snow-white heads. The heads on this cool weather crop remain white even during poor weather. EarlySnowballCauliflower Seeds. Regular price $1.99 USD. Open Pollinated. EarlySnowballCauliflower. The plant produces good yields of 6 to 8" heads of pure white cauliflower. It is very flavorful, solid, crisp, and tender. Good fresh or steamed. 60-85 days. Being a very earlycauliflower, this was introduced to America in 1888 and became popular for its tightly formed, 7-8 inch crisp and tender heads. 5490 - Cauliflower:EarlySnowball. Well adapted for forcing or wintering-over for early crops in warmer regions. EarlySnowballCauliflower heirloom Vegetable. Uniformly shaped, snow white heads are thick and solid with tight curds. Good for both early and late season crops.
