General Description

• looks like the standard white varieties but with a pale green head
• they have a higher vitamin A content than white caulis
• common green varieties are ‘Alverda’, ‘Macareta’ and ‘Limelight’,
• some green caulis are actually a cross between the white cauli and broccoli – called ‘broccoflower’ (link).
• there are also green types called a Romanesco cauliflower or ‘Chou romanesco’
• these have light green heads made up of very distinctive mosaic of conical spiky florets
• also called Pyramid Cauliflower
• this form has a sweet nutty taste
• Available: all year

Season: Summer,Autumn,Winter,Spring

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Availablity: January,February,March,April,May,June,July,August,September,October,November,December

Growing Areas: 

QLD – Gatton, Laidley, Lockyer Valley, Stanthorpe
NSW – Bathurst, Camden, Cowra, Dareton, Forbes, Gosford, Griffith, Hunter Valley, Mudgee, Naro, Outer Sydney, Windsor
VIC – Werribee
TAS – North West Coast
SA – Adelaide Hills, North Adelaide Plains, Riverland
WA – Carnarvon, Manjimup, Perth Metropolitan Outer Areas
NT – Darwin, Katherine