OPINION: In the longest and hardest of cat chases, tending to a cabbage patch seems light a much better activity.

Can you grow cabbage in containers? Cabbage will grow in containers if you provide at least 5 gallons of soil for each plant in a container that is at least 12 inches deep. For instance ...

The idea here is to plant a leguminous crop such as beans that enriches the soil with nitrogen, followed by a light-feeding ...

For a first time grower, try a variety of cabbage, Brussels sprouts or kale. All brassica crops grow best in partial shade, in firm, fertile, free-draining soil. Start digging over your soil in ...

if you grow kale, you can keep them outside through the winter and continue to pick off leaves until spring. You can sow ...

EVEN people who don’t like cabbage will often make an exception for savoy ... Put the plants 18 inches apart and use your foot to firm them into the soil. As they grow, draw soil up around their stems ...

A good, healthy vegetable plot is essential if you're planning to grow your own ... Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, swede and turnips Group three - Peas, all types of beans Group ...

How to grow Brussels sprouts, the sweet, nutty, mini cabbage like plant that Christmas just cannot do without. But don’t just ...