Watering - Cabbages growing in containers need more watering than plants growing in the ground. It is vital to keep the soil evenly moist. Cabbage plants want an inch or two of water a week.

One option in the how to grow cabbage playbook is to sow it in early spring for an early summer crop. Another is to sow it in summer for use as a fall vegetable. Growing Cabbage at a Glance.

Broccoli, another vegetable in the brassica family, isn't a good choice for planting alongside tomatoes. That's because ...

Whenever you plant cabbage and broccoli, you're just gonna get those two. But, don't panic, do not sweat. Any product that contains Bt, ya know Bacillus, what's that, Bacillus-- - Thuringiensis.

Dr. Michael Compton, by day a psychiatrist with New York state, details his prescription for nutritious eating in a new book.

Cabbages being grown in a raised bed. The two preceding columns discussed the various aspects of growing a cabbage plant, covering the seed-sowing process, germination and transfer of seedlings.

A few examples of cool-season crops that work well for succession planting include most lettuces, radishes, spinach, kale, peas, cabbage, beets, turnips and bunching onions. Once harvested, they can ...

Skunk cabbage’s first unusual trait is its ability to generate its own heat through a process called thermogenesis. According to Tufts University’s Pollinator Initiative, the plant can produce ...

Garden writer George Weigel's first Plant Pick of the Week for 2023 focuses on a fast-maturing cabbage named ... ‘Katarina’ is one of the best cabbage choices for growing in a container.

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