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Cabbage Seed - All Year Round BlendBrassica oleracea sp.
Loved by many, hated by most school kids! - yet such a nutritious vegetable so beneficial to health and the digestive system, and so versatile. Try it pickled, boiled, stir fried, sweet 'n' sour, or shredded as salad - or try making your own coleslaw with with shredded carrot and mayonaise. A special blend of ten varieties including Red and Savoy types to ensure cropping all year round! Supplied as a packet of approximately 250 seeds. Back to Vegetable Seeds
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Prices for this product - 1 or more £1.95 each
This Product may be purchased in units of 1; the minimum quantity of this product you may purchase is 1. This Product is Available Now.
How To Sow & Grow Our Cabbage BlendFor Early Cropping
Sow under protection in trays February to March.
Set out when large enough, and fully hardened off, 18" apart in rows 18" apart.
Harvest approximately June - September. For Main Cropping
Sow from March to May thinly in rows 6" apart. Sow in ½" deep drills.
Thin to one seedling per 3" or transplant into suitable pots.
Set out when large enough 18" apart in rows 18" apart.
Harvest approximately August - October.For Winter Cropping
Sow May to June thinly in rows 6" apart. Sow in ½" deep drills.
Thin to one seedling per 3" or transplant into suitable pots.
Set out when large enough 18" apart in rows 18" apart.
Harvest approximately November - March. For Over-Wintering
Sow August to September thinly in rows 6" apart. Sow in ½" deep drills.
Thin to one seedling per 3" or transplant into suitable pots.
Set out when large enough 18" apart in rows 2ft apart under protection - greenhouse, polytunnel or cloche.
Harvest approximately February (as Spring greens) - May. Top Tips
Do not overfeed winter crops as this makes them more susceptible to frost damage.
Take precautions against the dreaded Cabbage White Butterfly - inspect your crop regularly, spray with our BioFriend Plant Defence or use a physical barrier such as insect netting.
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