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Vegetable Plants

This is a full list of all the vegetable plants that we home grow here at Flitton's Nursery. 

Plant Variety
Description
Availability
Cabbage Tundra
Round to oval medium to dark green heads, late maturing and very winter hardy.
Calabrese F1 Ironman
Excellent quality dome shaped heads with uniform head weight. Harvesting June- November. Matures after 100-110 days.
Calabrese F1 Marathon
Produces small evenly sized buds with good bud colour, deep well-formed heads suitable for early, main and late cropping. Tolerant of Downy Mildew. Matures after 75-95 days.
Calabrese F1 Zen
Maturing approximately after 90-100 days, this variety has excellent high domed, dark green heads with a solid stem. Easy to trim. Tolerant of Downy Mildew. Crops best in Autumn, from a June planting.�
Carrots Autumn King 2
Late maturing main crop variety, with good storage ability. The smooth tapered roots are suitable for slicing. Sow March- August. Harvest June- October.
Carrots Early Nantes 2
A 2nd early type and main crop (tapered stump) type, virtually coreless with good texture and flavour.
Carrots Paris Market Atlas
An improved high quality version of the popular Paris Market type. An early type. An early variety with superb almost round roots. Excellent colour. Ideal for shallow soils.
Cauliflower F1 Celio
Early large framed Romanesco type. Produces very high quality pinnacle heads in an attracted green.
Cauliflower F1 Freedom
Good quality round white curds. Approximately 70-80 days from transplant to harvest.
Cauliflower F1 Graffiti
This stunning purple coloured cauliflower is a great improvement on the older purple types. The colour intensifies with exposure to light. An open plant habit should be encouraged in cultivation.
Cauliflower F1 Lazio
A Romanesco variety extended cropping through to December. Good mildew resistance. Maturity approximately 130 days from transplanting.�
Cauliflower F1 Nautilus
Gives high quality, very round, pure white, solid heavy curds. For mid-June- October cropping.

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