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Cabbage Holland Late Winter Seeds

Cabbage Holland Late Winter Seeds

1 Packet (Approx 160 Seeds )

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Cabbage Holland Late Winter is a variety known for its large, solid heads with creamy white hearts, ideal for late autumn and winter harvest. It’s cherished for its storage quality and versatility in culinary use​
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Characteristics

Appearance

The cabbage heads are large, solid with firm, creamy white hearts. The height of the plants ranges from 6-12 inches (15-30 cm), and they require a spacing of 15-18 inches (38-45 cm) for healthy growth​

Taste Profile

This variety is excellent for coleslaw, salads, cooking, and is noted for its impressive quality and flavour in coleslaw preparation​

Yield

Cabbages are ready for harvest from October through January, providing a reliable yield of large heads weighing between 4-7 pounds each​

Growth Type

Belongs to the Brassicaceae Family of Biennials, typically reaching maturity in the late autumn to winter months​

Cultivation Environment

They thrive in full sun exposure and are suited for outdoor garden beds​

Reliability

Known for its outstanding storage quality, it can be stored in a frost-free shed over winter or enjoyed fresh from the garden​

Cultivation Notes

Seeds are sown in April or May in trays or modules under glass at 13°C for a November to December harvest. They can also be planted in May or June for an October through December harvest. Keeping the plants moist and weed-free is crucial for healthy growth​

  • Plant Hight / Spread

    Height: 15-30 cm Width 50cm

  • Positioning

    Full Sun

  • Hardiness

    Hardy

  • Ideal Location

    Outside Beds

In Summary:The Holland Late Winter cabbage variety is cherished for its large, solid heads with creamy white hearts, making it a choice variety for late autumn and winter harvests. Its outstanding storage quality paired with its culinary versatility—being ideal for coleslaw, salads, and cooking—makes it a valuable addition to gardens. When sown in the spring to early summer, it provides a reliable yield by the late autumn and winter months