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Cabbage Seeds - Charleston Wakefield

Up to six pound cabbage heads grown in almost all US zones

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About the Variety

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Key Features

Frost Tolerant
Prefers Moist Soil
Hydroponic Friendly
Fast Growing
Easy to Grow
Microgreens

Plant Details

BOTANICAL NAME

Brassica oleracea

LIFE CYCLE

  • Annual

SEED TYPE

  • Heirloom Seed
  • Open Pollinated Seed

LIGHT REQUIREMENT

  • Full Sun
  • Partial Shade

DAYS TO MATURITY

  • 70 to 80 days

GROWTH HABIT

  • Mounding

PLANT HEIGHT

  • 9 to 15 inches

COLOR

  • Green

Grow Heirloom Cabbages - Plant Charleston Wakefield Cabbage Seeds

The Charleston Wakefield Cabbage is an heirloom cabbage variety that dates back to the late 19th century. Produces cabbage heads up to 6 lbs. Plant Charleston Wakefield Cabbage seeds in just about any climate in the USA, but as the name suggests, tends to thrive in the southeast.

Available across most of the U.S. — except AZ

  • • Heirloom, harvested in the summer but over winters well too!
  • • Heat Tolerant, does well in warmer climates- but can be grown in any climate, stores well
  • • Will tolerate some shade, but prefers full sun exposure

Planting Information

PLANTING SEASON

  • Cool Season

SOWING METHOD

  • Start Indoors

PLANTING DEPTH

  • 1/4 inch

WATER NEEDS

  • Average

PLANT SPACING

  • 18 to 24 inches

HARDINESS ZONES

  • N/A - Annual

COVERAGE

Amount Avg Seed Count
Packet 522
1 Ounce 7,275

Planting Guide

View our Cabbage Planting Guide to learn more.

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    Cabbage Seeds - Charleston Wakefield FAQs

    How big will Charleston Wakefield Cabbage get?

    Charleston Wakefield Cabbage grows to 4 to 6 pounds, 6 to 8 inches in diameter.

    What is the flavor profile of Charleston Wakefield Cabbage?

    Charleston Wakefield Cabbage has a flavor profile described as sweet, mild, and slightly peppery.

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