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Other Gardening General Discussion
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Subject: Giant Cabbage
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Peace, Wayne |
Owensboro, Ky.
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Marty, received yer pkg today, and want to say THANKS!!! Also, to Marty and all, what is the best variety to grow to produce giant head of cabbage. I now have 2 choices...O-S or Megaton....all info appreciated!!! Peace, Wayne PS...or should I just start some of each, and see what does best for me? Is one better than the other for the heat of Kentucky?
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2/29/2008 1:18:07 AM
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Marty S. |
Mt.Pleasant,Iowa
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Wayne the Megaton will be round and can get 20-50 pound heads they say. Mine got to 34 I think and all were over 27 pounds.(heads only)They will not split as easy. There was one grown here in Iowa that was over 50 pounds. The O-S has been grown for most giant cabbage contests for whole plants.There is another that P + P sells that is called Northern Giant I think you could try. Give them room 5 feet a apart and and lots of om.
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2/29/2008 3:58:38 AM
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Phil H. |
Cameron,ontario Team Lunatic
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Hey Marty
I received your seeds also. Thanks. The cabbage seeds will see dirt this spring for sure. Good luck this season.
Phil.
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3/5/2008 10:33:52 AM
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Peace, Wayne |
Owensboro, Ky.
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Marty, what is proper germination temp for the giant cabbage seeds? Peace, Wayne
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3/5/2008 3:43:19 PM
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