Cabbages (Round) NEW


‘Holland Winter White’


Large headed, delicious pale- hearted variety.


10202245 | 250 seeds £1.99


‘Kilaxy F1’


A firm favourite, this variety has many attributes for the home gardener, including high clubroot resistance, a crunchy mild taste and has superb storage ability due to the tolerance against internal black.


‘Lodero F1’


Clubroot-resistant red cabbage that stores exceptionally well.


10202214 | 20 seeds £2.99


Sow In Feb-Mar | Sow Out Apr-Jun Harvest Aug-Nov


10202237 | 20 seeds £3.29


Sow In Mar-Apr | Sow Out Apr-May Harvest Aug-Oct


10204238 | 20 seeds £3.49


‘Madision F1’


Cabbage ‘Madison’ is a high- yielding hybrid variety producing big blue-green heads with excellent flavour. This great-tasting ball- head cabbage. For a late summer/ autumn harvests.


‘Primo’


Excellent ball-head variety with refreshing crisp leaves.


10202217 | 500 seeds £1.99


‘Red Rookie F1’


The earliest red cabbage, and with outstanding flavour and quality, this variety has many redeeming features. Good holding ability and resistant to splitting, ‘Red Rookie’ is also a traditional pickling favourite.


‘Rodeo’


Early cropping red cabbage with a short core.


10204144 | 30 seeds £2.79


Sow In Feb-Mar | Sow Out Mar-May Harvest Aug-Oct


10202266 | 70 seeds £3.29


Sow In Apr-May | Sow Out Apr-Jun Harvest Nov-Apr


10202250 | 100 seeds 32 Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 £2.99


‘Tundra F1’


The most frost-hardy cabbage, sweet as a nut and very reliable! A remarkable winter ballhead that will stay in good condition without splitting for many months.


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