Cabbage 'Early Jersey Wakefield'

Mild taste and produces solid heads which sat in the garden all winter without loss of quality, to be harvested as needed. Once the spri...Read Moreng temperature started to fluctuate, I lost some to rot and sunburn.

A favorite of mine, very mild. The outer leaves make excellent cabbage rolls and small young leaves may be added raw to salads
La...Read Morest year I winter sowed in February and had good success
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A great cabbage for home gardeners. It is also supposed to be good for market produce.

This cabbage was first grown in the...Read More US by Francis Brill of Jersey City, NJ in 1840.

It is a very early cabbage that matures at 60-75 days from transplant.The tightly folded heads are 5" to 7" in diameter and weigh 3 to 4 bounds.