Cauliflower is a member of the brassica family, it does great in cooler climates and is hardy in USDA zones 2-11. Growing cauliflower takes a little bit of patience and skill but the payoffs are so worth it! Cauliflower does best when it is consistently kept moist. During hot months, it is best to mulch your cauliflower to conserve moisture.
Consider growing companion plants that offer ground cover for your brassicas!
Consider growing companion plants that offer ground cover for your brassicas!
Opt to plant your cauliflower in large beds or a ground level garden for the highest success rates.
Depending on your hardiness zone, cauliflower can be started as early as April for a summer harvest. See my planting guides for starting seeds in March, April, and May.
Depending on your hardiness zone, cauliflower can be started as early as April for a summer harvest. See my planting guides for starting seeds in March, April, and May.