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Item Number: 10911
Cabbage Greyhound
Cabbage  Greyhound Description:
Reliable old favourite. Compact heads which are produced quickly. Few outer leaves so it can be grown at 30cm spacings. Suitable for sowing under glass in February and successionally for heads from late June onwards. 350 PLANTS Summer & Autumn Harvesting Sow the seeds thinly in a nursery bed 1cm deep in late March or April in rows 15cm apart. Sowings can be started in late February under cloches or in a cold frame or in modules under glass at 16C. Thin the seedlings as they grow to about 8cm apart. In April or May when the seedlings have 6 or 6 leaves they should be transplanted to the growing site spaced 45cm apart all round. Tread in firmly and water well. Never let the plants dry out at the roots in summer.


 Seed Count: 500


WHEN TO SOW
February to April
WHERE TO SOW  
Early sowings in trays or modules under glass at 13°C. Later sowings direct into a seed bed in shallow drills 2cm (1") deep.
WHAT TO DO NEXT
Prick out glasshouse seedlings when 6-8cm (3-4") tall into trays 5cm (2") apart. Thin module sowings to single plants. Harden off before planting out in the growing site from late April spacing at 30cm (12") apart. Thin outdoor sowings to 4-6cm (2-3") apart as soon as possible planting in growing site when 15cm (6") tall to the same spacing.
MATURITY
June to August
HANDY TIP
Well suited to successional sowing. A last sowing in late July should give a crop cutting in October.
NUTRITIONAL VALUES
Excellent source of vitamin C & B. The darkest leaves contain the most nutrients.

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