Cabbage Seeds

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  • Omero Cabbage (Not Treated)

    Omero is one of the earliest red cabbage varieties. Despite being early it holds exceptionally well in the field. It is quite uniform. Omero is perfect for markets needing a smaller head. Depending on spacing and where it is grown, Omero will be between 2 and 3.5 pounds. The plant is compact and adapted to 8” in-row spacing.

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  • Omero Cabbage (Treated Seed)

    Omero is one of the earliest red cabbage varieties. Despite being early it holds exceptionally well in the field. It is quite uniform. Omero is perfect for markets needing a smaller head. Depending on spacing and where it is grown, Omero will be between 2 and 3.5 pounds. The plant is compact and adapted to 8” in-row spacing.

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  • Optiko Chinese Cabbage (Treated Seed)

    Extremely bolt tolerant, Napa-type. Widely-adapted.

     

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  • Osaka Purple Mustard (Not Treated)

    Dark green leaf color with bright, wide, heavy petioles. The upright plant is slow, bolting, cold tolerant and uniform. Great flavor like the condiment.

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  • Pacifiko Chinese Cabbage (Not Treated)

    Nearly identical to Emiko, including the disease resistance that makes it perfect for humid, wet conditions, Pacifiko differs with a beautiful yellow interior.  Yellow interiors are favored by Korean markets, but many others will find the color very appetizing.  Carries resistance to pepper spot, club root, soft rots, tip burn, and is slow bolting.

     

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  • Pacifiko Chinese Cabbage (Treated Seed)

    Nearly identical to Emiko, including the disease resistance that makes it perfect for humid, wet conditions, Pacifiko differs with a beautiful yellow interior. Yellow interiors are favored by Korean markets, but many others will find the color very appetizing. Carries resistance to pepper spot, club root, soft rots, tip burn, and is slow bolting.

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  • Padoc Cabbage (Not Treated)

    Padoc is vigorous and uniform, producing large round heads with short cores and a white interior. Widely adapted for early kraut and slaw. Padoc is a very good choice if your cabbage needs to grow through some hot days. It has strong seed vigor for direct seeding.

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  • Padoc Cabbage (Treated Seed)

    Padoc is vigorous and uniform, producing large round heads with short cores and a white interior. Widely adapted for early kraut and slaw. Padoc is a very good choice if your cabbage needs to grow through some hot days. It has strong seed vigor for direct seeding.

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  • Palamut Cabbage (Treated Seed)

    Palamut is a large heavy flat cabbage. It is cleaner and more uniform than is typical for this type of cabbage, which can be called “Asian Flat”. For others it is a specialty, since it is very good for making stuffed cabbage.

    The leaves are of even thickness, and, compared to Gunma, slightly thicker and less brittle with a dense structure. Heads are 14 to 16 inches across and weigh 6 to 10 lbs.

     

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  • Passat Cabbage (Not Treated)

    Healthy upright plant. Dense heads are suitable for processing or fresh market. The flavor and internal quality are very good. Good for mechanical harvest. Passat has the highest amount of vitamin C content of our processing cabbage. This helps keep the kraut white.

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  • Passat Cabbage (Organic)

    Healthy upright plant. Dense heads are suitable for processing or fresh market. The flavor and internal quality are very good. Good for mechanical harvest. Passat has the highest amount of vitamin C content of our processing cabbage. This helps keep the kraut white.

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  • Raichu Baby Pak Choi (Not Treated)

    This baby green stem Pak Choi has a beautiful, erect, vase-like shape. It is slow bolting and can be grown in spring.

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