Charmant F1 Megaton F1 Gunma F1
2233 Fast Vantage F1 Extra early heading, just 50 days from direct sowing in trials. Round, green, medi- XP WR PHGLXP VPDOO KHDGV ZLWK H[FHOOHQW VZHHW Á DYRU and good heat tolerance. Improved uniformity in cool conditions. Fresh Mkt.
2284 Quick Start F1 55 days. Early, solid head cab- bage with a short core.Uniform plants produce 3½ lb KHDGV :LGHO\ DGDSWHG 7ROHUDQW )< )UHVK 0NW
Main Green Solid Blue 780 F1 Blue Vantage F1
2219 Blue Vantage F1 67-80 days. Ball head type. Deep blue-green heads weigh 3½-4 lbs and 6¾"size with short core on medium plants. Strong, sturdy plants produce well-developed root systems which KHOS ZLWKVWDQG PRLVWXUH Á XFWXDWLRQV 5HVLVWDQW %63 )< 7% 7ROHUDQW %5 )UHVK 0NW 6KLSSLQJ
2252 Greenboy F1 Mid Season. Medium frame, 6½" diam, 3 to 3½ lb heads with solid white interior. Good wrapper protection and solid quality overall. Widely adapted to worldwide mkts. Noted for excellent per- formance under stress from heat and rain. )<1
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2274 OS Cross F1 80 days. Large frame, resists burst- ing til very late. Flat-round 5 lb heads which can be grown to 14 lbs under optimum conditions. Adapted worldwide, heat tolerant.
Vantage Point F1 Fast Vantage F1
Cabbage (Brassica oleracea, Capitata Group)
About 5000-9000sd/oz; Germ about 10 days. Set plants 12-24" apart on 24-36" rows. Shipping/fresh mkt. Days to maturity are from transplant.
Early Green
Cat# 2256
Harvest Mist F1 Cabbage (M=1000)
Gunma
2264 Cat#
2219 2229 2233 2252 2258 2274 2284 2334
10 Megaton
Cabbage (M=1000) Blue Vantage
Charmant
Fast Vantage Greenboy
Harvest Mist OS Cross Quick Start
Solid Blue™ Brand 780 2362, 2362U Vantage Point
2229 Charmant F1 52-64 days. Stonehead type, with larger heads. Solid, compact, deep blue-green 2½-3 lb heads are uniform, with good wrapper leaves. Up- right, vigorous, plants suited to close planting, spring or summer; well-adapted to all growing areas. Excel- OHQW EDE\ FDEEDJH 5HVLVWDQW %5 )< 7% )UHVK 0NW Processing, Shipping.
100 sd 500 sd 1000 sd (per M) 5 M
10 M (per M)
200 sd 1.70
1000 sd 6.60
2.15 2.15 1.75 2.15 1.55 1.55 1.90 1.70
8.00 8.00 6.60 8.00 5.75 5.75 7.20 6.25
(per M) 5.30 6.45 6.45 5.30 6.45 4.65 4.65 5.80 5.00
10 M (per M)
50 M (per M)
3.90 15.00 24.70 21.30 19.00 17.40 5 M
50 M (per M)
4.55 5.50 5.50 4.50 5.45 3.95 3.95 4.90 4.35
4.00 4.90 4.90 4.00 4.85 3.50 3.50 4.35 3.80
100 M (per M)
4.00 15.35 25.25 21.75 19.40 17.75 16.60 16.25
100 M (per M)
3.70 4.45 4.45 3.65 4.45 3.20 3.20 4.00 3.45
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2334 Solid Blue™ Brand F1 Variety 780 78 days. Ex- cellent main crop for all areas. Outstanding blue-green color, rugged leaf texture; mild,
VZHHW Á DYRU +HDGV KDYH VKRUW FRUH DQG H[FHOOHQW GHQ sity. Upright wrapper leaves and medium to large frame protect the 3½-4 lb heads (7-7½" across). Tolerant BR, %63 )< 7% Solid Blue™ is a trademark of Abbott & Cobb, Inc.
Midlate Green 2256 Gunma F1
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hybrid. Large frame plant spreading 22"-24" has po- tential for 5-7 lb heads up to 9"-12" diameter. Mid- JUHHQ PLG PDLQ VHDVRQ %LJ VZHHW WHQGHU ZLWK Á XII\ interior that is superior for shredding, slaw, kraut, mixed salad bags. Very short core. Resistant TB. Kraut, Shipping, Shredding.
2258 Harvest Mist F1 80 days. Very large, 9.9 lb av- erage head weight. Deep blue green wrap- per leaves, ivory white interior. Flat round
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2264 Megaton F1 85 days. Potential to make very large heads, up to 14-18 lbs and 16 -18” diameter, when grown into extended season. Excellent holding ability, dense head with short core and large frame. +LJK \LHOG SRWHQWLDO 5HVLVWDQW )< 7ROHUDQW 7% )UHVK Mkt, Processing.
2362 & 2362U Vantage Point F1 82 days. Large, dense, dark blue-green heads have good market ap- peal. Produces 3.5-5 lb. heads in standard growing sea- son. Capable of extra-large 5-10 lb. heads when grown VXFFHVVIXOO\ LQWR ODWH VHDVRQ 5HVLVWDQW )< 7ROHUDQW TB. Fresh Mkt, Kraut.
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