Cabbage Seeds
Useful gardening infomation
Cabbage plants prefer loose, moist, well drained soil. Mulch will help keep soil loose and cool. Cabbage plants can be easily started from seed in transplant containers or directly in garden soil. Most garden centers sell both seeds and seedlings. When purchasing seedlings, buy plants that have at least four complete leave. Plant seedlings almost up to the first real leaves.
Cabbage family seeds should be planted in 1/2 inch of soil and should be sown about two weeks before you would plant transplants outdoors. Cabbage is a hardy vegetable that grows especially well in fertile soils. There are various shades of green available, as well as red or purple types. Head shape varies from the standard round to flattened or pointed. Most varieties have smooth leaves, but the Savoy types have crinkly textured leaves.
Cabbage is easy to grow if you select suitable varieties and
practice proper culture and insect management. Always regarded
as a good source of vitamins, cabbage recently has been shown
to have disease-preventive properties as well.
Green cabbage is grown more often than the red or Savoy types,
but red cabbage has become increasingly popular for color in
salads and cooked dishes. The Savoy varieties are grown for
slaw and salads. Varieties that mature later usually grow
larger heads and are more suitable for making sauerkraut than
the early varieties.
Sowing Instructions
Soil Temp. for Germination 70° to 85°
Days to Germination 7 to 10 days
Seed Spacing 3 to 4"
Row Spacing 36"
Space After Thinning 18 - 24"
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Seeds
4BUR11 Burpee's Earliana ( From Burpee Seed Co. )
One of the earliest
maturing varieties.
One of the earliest maturing varieties. Small, deep, round,
green heads up to 4-1/2" to 5" across with superb flavor, weigh
in at 2lbs. or more. Ready in 60 days after setting plants in
garden.
2025 Chinese Cabbage: Michihhli
Big tall heads, widely grown in the Orient, mild and tasty,
very tender, great for stir-fry.
FB112 Late Flat Dutch
Firm slightly flattened 6-7" head, 7-20 pounds, 90 days.
FB114 Red Acre
Red, round 3 lbs., 80 days.
FB115 Early Jersey Wakefield
Blue-green, 5" 3 lb. pointed head, early, 50 days.
FB116 Copenhagen Market
Green, 6" round, 3-4 lb, crisp, tender, solid interior, widely adaptable, good for home gardens, 68 days.
FB117 Savoy Perfection Market
Drum head, short stem, deeply crumpled, mild taste, great for late summer, 90 days.
FB118 Brunswick Market
Huge uniform flat drumhead, 7 x 10", ribbed, short stems, grows well in cold areas, stores well.
FB119 Danish Ballhead
Blue-green 5-7 lb round, good keeper, ideal for kraut, all purpose type, 100 days.
FB120 Tropic Giant
F1, Huge 10-12 lb flat mid green head, slow bursting, heat tolerant, great taste, fresh market favorite, 80 days.
W114 Black Palm Tree
Heirloom. This loose leafed cabbage/kale cross dates back to
the early 1800’s at least. It has beautiful deep
“black” green leaves that can be 24" long, the
leaves are heavily savoyed, this Italian heirloom is popular in
Tuscany and central Italy, for making fabulous soups and stews
and is known as Black Palm, as it does resemble a palm tree.
One of the most beautiful and flavorful types you can grow.
50 days.
2026 Stein's Early Flat Dutch
Huge, 8 inch and larger heads weighing 10-12 pounds, a favored
variety for kraut.
VJ135 Baby Head Miniature Cabbage
A most unique cabbage that is the rage at specialty markets.
Bears round blue-green heads of cabbage averaging 1/2 the size
of normal cabbage heads. Has densely packed, solid interior
with small core.
VJ137 Red Express
An excellent red cabbage that bears 2-4 lb. heads very early (
63 days ). Has great taste and uniform appearance. A good
variety for Northern states.
VS230 Sweetstuff
The sweetest cabbage we know of, it bears 4 lb heads of cabbage
that will melt in your mouth! Bears in 75 days.
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