Cabbage Varieties

Cabbage plants are some of the cooler weather vegetables that, if spaced appropriately, can be grown about two per year. Generally, this means that cabbage can be grown in the early spring and fall. Cabbages need six to eight hours of sun per day, regardless of variety, and are one of the deep planted transplants we carry. Plants need to be spaced about 12 to 24 inches when being added and mature between 50 and 85 days. If the cabbage is ready to be harvested, squeeze the head to check for solidity.

Ruby Red Cabbage Ruby red cabbage is considered the oldest known vegetable. In the present, it’s used in various cuisines, including in salads and stir-fries. read more >>

Stonehead Cabbage Stonehead aptly describes this type of cabbage, as its head is harder and more solid than other species read more >>