'Romanesco' Cauliflower Plants

'Romanesco' Cauliflower PlantsIs this the coolest vegetable you can grow? Bright, lime green heads packed into tight, fractal patterned florets with a delicious nutty flavour Not just a pretty veg romanesco is super hardy and versatile, like a cross between a cauliflower and broccoli Grow in borders, allotments and raised beds Great for gourmets, chefs and photographers Plant out after the first frosts and harvest from August to November. Once the main head is cut, the plant will

Large clusters of sunny yellow flowers appear in spring

But the fact is that they're perfect for a whole range of recipes

A low maintenance clump-forming perennial which is drought

Frost Hardy but may need some protection for harsh winters

it's super long-lasting and makes a great cut flower for bringing indoors to display in a vase

Turnip Purple Top Milan Seeds are an exceptional choice for gardeners looking to grow vibrant

Clematis Manju

Deep plum purples of single blooms per pedicle

Like the name indicates

Ready to plant out upon arrival they'll establish quickly and will flower this year

Giant rich red and green leaves up to 1m long

stir-fries