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Brassica oleracea (capitata group)
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Brunswick produces large heads averaging 6 to 9 lbs each. Uniform flat drumhead shaped heads range from 6 to 7 inches deep by 9 to 12 inches in diameter. It is particularly tolerant to cold weather. Relative maturity is 85 to 90 days.
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Cabbage, Copenhagen Market Early
Round solid heads with
good wrapper leaves vary from 6 to 8 inches in diameter and weight from
3 to 4 pounds. Heads have short stems, are not inclined to burst and keep
well. Plants are small, medium green and with good uniformity. Maturity
65 to 80 days. |
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Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield
Conical solid tightly folded
heads range from 5 to 7” in diameter x 10 to 15” tall with an
average weight of 3 lbs. Resistant to splitting and Yellows. Good uniformity.
Relative maturity is 60 to 75 days. |
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Cabbage, Mammoth Red Rock
Large tight hard heads are solid
round-flat, deep purple-red in color, 7 to 10” in diameter and average
6 to 8 lbs at harvest. Heads have a medium core, are red to the center and
keep well. Relative maturity is 78 to 100 days. |
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Cabbage, Red Acre
Small compact short stemmed sure heading
plants produce hard round deep red-purple heads 5 to 7” in diameter
that weight from 2 to 4 lbs. Resistant to Yellows and splitting. Heads are
solid in early stages and have good uniform color. Relative maturity is
74 to 90 days. |
Hybrid Cabbage
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- Cabbage, Celtic F1
This newly bred high yielding variety produces heads weighing up
to 4.5 pounds with deep green color. Good tolerance to cold temperatures
and slow to burst. High tolerance to Cabbage Yellows and Black
Rot. Matures 75 to 80 days after transplanting.
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- Cabbage, Dynamo F1
An excellent early variety with very nice medium sized heads that
average about 3 pounds. Globe shaped heads are dense and blue green
in color. Widely adapted. Matures 57 to 59 days after transplanting.
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- Cabbage, Green Brier F1
Early hybrid particularly adapted for spring and summer sowing in
tropical highlands. Oblate dark green heads weigh up to 4.5 pounds
and hold well during transport. Excellent yielder and tolerant
to Black Rot and Cabbage Yellows. Harvest begins 69 to 72 days
from transplanting.
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- Cabbage, Pixie F1
This very early hybrid produces small compact slightly pointed medium
blue green heads averaging approx. 2 pounds. Beautiful creamy centers
have a sweet mild flavor excellent for salads and snacks. Matures
40 to 48 days after transplanting.
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- Cabbage, Regent Royale F1
This large flat headed green hybrid is excellent for storage and
holds very well during transport. Heads weight from 4 to 4.5 pounds.
It is tolerant to heat and matures from 69 to 73 days from transplanting. |
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- Cabbage, Royal Rose F1
An early red hybrid developed for summer planting. Royal Rose is
a good yielder that produces firm heads well adapted for shipping
and storage. Heads average approx. 3 pounds. Harvest begins from
64 to 72 days after transplanting. |
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