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Developed in Southern Europe thought to be Italy, from a cabbage plant similar to cauliflower.
Introduced
to France by Catherine de Medici when she married Henry II in 1533
Earliest
mention in the United States was 1775 by John Randolph of Williamsburg
in a Gardening book. Did not
become popular here until the mid 1920s
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