Deadon F1
10 Seeds per packet
Taste improves in colder weather
A beautiful, red savoy cabbage that makes excellent coleslaw. Can be planted in the spring, but tastes amazing in the fall!
Cabbages come in many different shapes, sizes and colours. With a little pre-planning, you can harvest cabbages almost all year round.
10 Seeds per packet
Taste improves in colder weather
A beautiful, red savoy cabbage that makes excellent coleslaw. Can be planted in the spring, but tastes amazing in the fall!
10 Seeds per packet
Uniform upright cabbages. Grow all year.
A unique, ‘sweetheart’ style of cabbage with leaves so sweet they can be eaten raw. Also great in small spaces as “baby cabbage.” Great for shredding!
10 Seeds per packet
Summer cabbage.
An early, green, summer cabbage with firm, uniform heads and a sweet flavour. Very consistent in texture, both inside and out.
100 Seeds per packet
Great taste. Long growing season
Great taste and amazing colour, this conical-shaped red cabbage will delight the palate as well as the eyes.
200 Seeds per packet
One of the best cabbages to overwinter
Incredibly reliable overwintering green cabbage. Plant it in the autumn and reap a splendid spring harvest of dark green leafy heads and tender, pointed hearts.
500 Seeds per packet
Grow all year
Quick-growing compact cabbage that makes particularly great coleslaw and sauerkraut. Super early and great for smaller gardens that don’t have much space.
300 Seeds per packet
Grow all year. Stores very well
A well-loved, deep red heirloom dating from the 1860s. Stores well and is especially suited for pickling.
500 Seeds per packet
Plant late spring. Will store for 10+ months
A lovely savoy cabbage that stands well and when planted in late spring, lasts well into the following March.
500 Seeds per packet
One of the best tasting cabbages
A wonderfully winter-hardy semi-savoy cabbage that is renowned in the UK as one of the finest tasting cabbages on the market.
Cabbage can be sown and grown all year round. With a range of heads, shapes and colours the choice is endless. If you fancy something a little bit different try our cabbage and bacon recipe.