Most cabbages are best grown one plant per five-gallon pot; however, a trough or rectangular container can house multiple cabbages for a good crop. In such a planting situation, each cabbage will ...

Growing Cabbage at a Glance Common Name: CabbageScientific Name: Brassica oleracea (Capitata Group)Hardiness Zone: 6-11Soil: Moist, well-drainedLight: Full to partial sunWater: ...

Cabbage is a cool-season vegetable and favours a soil temperature of 15 to 18 degrees. Letting it find its comfort zone will have it up and about earlier. Once the seedlings are three to four weeks ...

For best results in a container, grow one broccoli plant per pot. Pots should be 12 to 16 inches deep. When growing broccoli, be sure to watch out for cabbage worms: larvae of white butterflies ...

However, thyme needs very different growing conditions than cabbage. Grow it in sandy soil in pots or a raised bed, or create a berm with good drainage near your plot of cabbage.

Buds will grow in the axils of these leaves, forming “cabbage sprouts.” Pick them when they are firm and 2 to 4 inches across. Store late fall or winter cabbage for several months in humid ...

Cabbage plants are generally not suitable for growing in containers, although if you have a large enough pot, it may be possible. When growing cabbage, it's important to leave enough space between ...

I only grow cabbage in wintertime—during the summer, I can’t spare the space. Each cabbage plant needs 3 square feet or more, and only produces one head of cabbage, which is cheap to buy at ...