A couple more cauliflowers were harvested today. The third was actually on the turn, with the florets looking a bit with worse for wear. One is larger than the other. The baby one was used to feed us at lunch time in a a stuffed chappati.
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You’ve done better than me on the cauli front 🙂
All through sheer fluke and I think they were hybrids. Were netted and collared, and we still lost some