Benefits of Guideline

• Summer Cauliflower
• 80-90 growing days for late summer / early autumn harvest
• Nice white Curd
• Erect plant habit with good self protection
• Good field standing ability

Benefits of Ansari

• Harvested throughout the summer
• Gives high yield
• Solid, dense curd
• Erect plant habitat with good self-protection​

Autumn sowing programme

Summer sowing programme

Benefits of Aerospace

• Medium cycle cauliflower
• Good vigour and reliable growing days (85 in October, 70-75 in summer) for planning of fresh market destination
• Harvest twice as uniform maturity
• Nice curd quality

Mid summer/autumn programme

Benefits of Clapton

• Club Root resistant summer and autumn cauliflower
• Used for fresh market and processing
• Heavy curds/dense florets

Mid summer/autumn programme

Benefits of Clarify

• Club Root resistant summer production
• High vigour plants
• Suitable for fresh market and processing

Mid summer/autumn programme

Benefits of Easytop

• Suitable for protected and open fields
• Versatile, adaptable for all cell sizes
• Main summer quality from late May harvest

Mid summer/autumn programme

Benefits of Korlanu

• Grown extensively across Europe for a number of years 70–80 day summer cauliflower
• Plant in May/June ready for harvest in September/October
• Excellent uniformity across the field, suitable for either the whole head or processing market
• A dense solid curd presents itself well at harvest

Mid summer/autumn programme

Benefits of Raleigh

• Security of production against pinking curds
• Summer and autumn production from multi plantings
• Reliable growing days

Early winter programme

Benefits of Alpen

• Proven reliable performance for December and January
• Wrapped curds protecting from frost
• Suited for split plantings June and July

Late winter programme

Benefits of Aprista

• Vigorous, with excellent uniformity
• Good field standing ability and good frost tolerance
• Roscoff Walcheren cross, with a distinctive leaf and rounded shape
• Very long cycle segment
• Plant out in July/August for harvesting the following April/May

Mid winter programme for Cornwall

Mid winter programme for Lincolnshire

Benefits of Bretten

• Very long cycle segment maturing late Feb/early Mar after approx. 210 days to maturity
• An excellent curd with good self-protection
• A rounded shape which is easy to harvest and bag

Mid winter programme for Cornwall

Mid winter programme for Lincolnshire

Benefits of Charif

• Very dense florets and curds, can be used for fresh market and processing
• Flexible, suited for 8’s and large 6’s
• Curd presents itself at maturity for easy identification at harvest

Late winter programme for Cornwall

Late winter programme for Lincolnshire

Benefits of Drunen

• Very healthy plant
• Easy to cut
• A high percentage of harvestable yield
• Good field standing ability
• Nice white curds

Mid winter programme

Benefits of Leocen

• Long cycle variety
• 135–150 growing days for end of December-January harvests
• Plant habit comparable to Lestren
• Matures 10 days later than Lestren

Early winter programme

Benefits of Lestren

• Long cycle variety
• Semi erect plant habit, therefore good self protection
• Solid curds
• Growing days around 120 days

Late winter programme for Cornwall

Late winter programme for Lincolnshire

Benefits of Mayfair

• Walcheren type, giving high frost protection in harsh winters
• May production, proven reliability
• High uniform plants

Late winter programme for Lincolnshire

Benefits of Marcher

• Uniform and strong erect plant
• Good self protection
• White and dense curd