Graffiti Hybrid Cauliflower F1

Be sure to check out our Cauliflower Growing Guide for more tips & tricks on successfully growing cauliflower in your garden. Graffiti Cauliflower is one of the most visually appealing varieties you can grow in a vegetable garden. The bright purple heads are guaranteed to satisfy on a raw vegetable platter or roasted. The heads maintain their color while cooking, although they do turn to a darker, bluish-purple once cooked. To maintain the bright purple color, add a tablespoon of lemon juice or vinegar to the cooking water. Graffiti Cauliflower has traditionally large plants and produces medium to large-size heads. Because the heads are darker, they require less wrapping than white cauliflower varieties. This means the harvest window is more flexible. Heads are densely-packed and well-domed. Graffiti performs best when grown for fall harvest, but also has heat and humidity-tolerance for early spring plantings. Cauliflower may be direct-seeded, but it performs best when transplanted