Cauliflower All Year Round Seeds – Successional Variety

Cauliflower ‘All Year Round’ Seeds

Cauliflower ‘All Year Round’ is a dependable and versatile variety designed for successional sowing, allowing you to harvest fresh cauliflower over an extended season. This well-established variety produces firm, white, medium-sized heads with a mild, traditional flavour.

Ideal for gardens and allotments, this variety performs reliably under a wide range of conditions and is perfect for growers looking to maintain a steady supply of home-grown cauliflower.

Key Features

Reliable all-season cauliflower variety

Produces firm, white curds

Suitable for successional sowing

Consistent performance and good flavour

Easy to grow and dependable

Ideal for gardens and allotments

How to Grow Cauliflower ‘All Year Round’

Sow seeds from January to May, either indoors or directly outdoors depending on the season.

Sow thinly in trays or prepared soil and cover lightly. Germination typically takes 7–14 days.

Transplant seedlings when large enough to handle, spacing plants 45–60 cm apart in rows. Grow in a sunny position with fertile, moisture-retentive soil.

Keep soil evenly moist and protect plants from stress for best results. As heads develop, fold outer leaves over the curd to keep it white and protected.

Harvest when curds are firm and well formed.

Care Tips

Keep soil consistently moist to avoid poor head formation

Avoid stress (dryness or irregular growth), which can cause small or loose curds

Feed regularly with a nitrogen-rich fertiliser for strong leaf growth

Firm soil around plants to improve stability

Cover developing heads by folding outer leaves over the curd to keep them white

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it called ‘All Year Round’?
Because it can be sown in stages across the season, allowing multiple harvests.

Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes — it’s a reliable and easy-to-grow variety.

How do I keep the heads white?
Cover the curd with leaves to protect from sunlight.

Perfect For

Successional sowing

Garden and allotment growing

Reliable cauliflower crops

Beginner and experienced gardeners