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Cabbage can be grown as an early (Spring) or late (Fall) crop, timed to grow and harvest with cool weather. For early crops, start indoors 6 weeks or so before transplanting outside after heavy frosts, for late, start in mid to late May to be transplanted into place 5-6 weeks later, timing the late crops to be harvested before frost. Plant seed 1/4 inch deep, in loose soil to avoid crusting over. Transplant in place 12 to 18 inches apart in rows 2 feet apart. Best germination is at warm soil temperatures of 75-85 F. SPECIAL CAUTION: Untreated cabbage seed is particularly susceptible to failure or 'damping off' if planted in soil that is too cool or wet. Once the seed has germinated, continue growth in cooler temperatures (55-65 F).
A famous European heirloom cabbage, very early, produces a large, oval head, with few outside leaves..
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Highly prized and widely grown cabbage, with a large, wide head flattened at the top, widely used fo..
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This heirloom has long been a standard for fresh use and kraut. Copenhagen is a good early cabbage t..
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This heirloom pointed cabbage is used with German "Spaetzle", the local noodles in the Stuttgart reg..
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This early round head cabbage is easily grown and is versatile in use. Heads are about 6 to 7 inches..
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Wonderful eastern European red cabbage known for its beautiful red heads and its versatility as it c..
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An ancient strain of Portuguese or Tronchuda Kale grown for the fleshy petioles and broad midribs of..
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This wonderful cabbage is likely to be the first you'll see ready to harvest. Strong producer of ti..
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King of the keepers and a long a standard all-purpose cabbage. Can be picked at any size, and in ide..
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Frost resistant deep red variety popular in Europe. The inner head has a rich red color and white ve..
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The finest hybrid of the Napa type cabbages. Best tolerance to bolting of any Napa type we know of. ..
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