Cabbage Seeds

About- Growers can enjoy early fresh market harvests with Golden Acre Cabbage. This cold-hardy variety produces solid, round, 3-4 lb. heads with de...

About- Our best selling cabbage variety and the standard late season variety that is popular with both gardeners and chefs. The large heads are fl...

About- This early maturing red cabbage produces beautiful reddish-purple heads that weigh about 3 pounds and are 7" in diameter. Great for raised ...

About- This unique cabbage is an excellent addition to any veggie garden. The slender white stems and uniform green leaves have deep unique flavor...

About- This well known AAS Winner is easy to grow and has excellent disease resistance. The medium sized heads are around 4-6 lbs. and have a uniq...

Seed treated with fungicide About- Bravo has performed well from the Deep South in winter to the North in summer. Large round heads are uniform in ...

Renee's Garden Exclusive  Mini Napa or "Chinese" cabbage with juicy, tangy-sweet flesh and cool, crispy texture. Extremely vigorous, with excellent...

Seed Savers Exchange Packet(Organic Heirloom) 60-75 days. Introduced around 1840 in Jersey City, New Jersey, this market variety produces conical, ...

Great tasting, super yielding, savoy type cabbage. Plants are short-stemmed and compact. 90 days to harvest from transplant. (approx. 300 seeds/pkt)

Renee's Garden Packet Space-saving, early maturing baby cabbage variety quickly forms compact, dense little 5 inch heads, a perfect size for everyd...

Renee's Garden Exclusive  (Baby Pak Choi) Heat-resistant baby variety rapidly produces cute and chubby mini heads of pak choi whose crispy pastel s...

Lake Valley Seed Packet (Organic Heirloom) Solid round heads average two to four pounds with a deep-red color. Perfect for dressing up salads, slaw...

Lake Valley Seed Packet About- Copenhagen has a firm, crisp texture and marvelous sweet flavor. Forms solid 4 lb. heads very early in the season. A...

Botanical Interests Packet Also called pak choi, this leafy green has been cultivated in Asia for centuries. A miniature variety, 'Toy Choy' grows ...