When to plant cabbage depends on the type you're growing. "Generally, you plant seeds 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost for spring crops, or in mid-summer for fall harvests," says Valeria Nyman ...

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.

Growing cabbage in one’s containers, raised beds or in the ground and to see the cabbage head grow and form can be extremely fulfilling. Consuming organic vegetables, harvested from your garden ...

"I grow marigolds near cabbage almost every spring, and they’re excellent at repelling aphids, cabbage worms, and nematodes," says Wingfield-Accime. "They also bring vibrant color to the garden ...

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 ...

The best tip I can offer on growing these staples in the fall garden is variety. You don't want 20 heads of broccoli at once—you want it over a long period. ... GROW. SAVOY. CABBAGE.

You want to grow cabbage. So, you till the soil in your backyard a little, you plant the little cabbage seeds and gently tamp the soil down over them. You water, and you wait for them to grow. Simple.

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.