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I always grow Durham Early and Offenham 2. I have grown Spring Hero before as well.
The idea is that you plant them reasonably close together (say 6 inches apart) and harvest alternate plants as spring greens. Why they are called spring cabbage I have no idea as the seed I sowed August 21 are being used as cabbages now, so they are in the ground for a full year (similar to PSb in that respect)
I also have my austurian tree cabbage growing but I am not sure when the harvesting period for these is supposed to be. I don't grow summer cabbage as I just cut a cross in the top of harvested SC and get smaller pointy cabbes just right for me.
I have net years crop sown now, some in early August and some only last week.These will be transpalanted into areas that didn't have brassicas growing in them this year.
The idea is that you plant them reasonably close together (say 6 inches apart) and harvest alternate plants as spring greens. Why they are called spring cabbage I have no idea as the seed I sowed August 21 are being used as cabbages now, so they are in the ground for a full year (similar to PSb in that respect)
I also have my austurian tree cabbage growing but I am not sure when the harvesting period for these is supposed to be. I don't grow summer cabbage as I just cut a cross in the top of harvested SC and get smaller pointy cabbes just right for me.
I have net years crop sown now, some in early August and some only last week.These will be transpalanted into areas that didn't have brassicas growing in them this year.
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