The reason I went around the garden looking for flowers to photograph for my previous post, was this:
In April, my sister and my nephew helped me to dig up some lawn and extend the vegetable patch. I planted a lime tree and sweetpeas, and curly kale, rainbow chard and cauliflower. This is the first cauliflower in the new patch. I’ve been inspecting the plants regularly – while I hang washing out – and there it was, suddenly, already rather large. Magic!
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I’m very impressed by your cauliflower. This afternoon I’ve planted spring onions and lettuces which I bought at Crisp yesterday, but it’ll be some time before they can match your effort.
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Since I took that photo, two more cauliflowers have appeared from the midst of those generous green leaves. We may have to be creative with our cauliflower cuisine!
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