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Late Flat Dutch Drumhead Cabbage - Packet

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Don’t plant the Large Flat Dutch Drumhead unless you’re fixing to win a blue ribbon at the state fair. You’ll certainly get points for the unique flat oblong shape of the head, and the thick, bluish leaves. Introduced in 1863, and still growing strong in heirloom circles, loved and appreciated for fresh eating and storage.
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Brought to the US by German immigrants and known as Premium Late Flat Dutch prior to 1840, this cabbage was described by Burr in 1863 as being one of the best late fall and winter cabbages. The heads are very large, blue-green in color, and somewhat oval in shape, and at full maturity they weigh in at a hefty 10-15 pounds. Excellent for fresh eating or storage, this is the classic garden cabbage that one always wants as part of the crop.
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SKUDL013813
Item Package Size
Packet
Weight Of Seeds Per Packet
0.03 oz
Seeds Per Packet
approx. 445 seeds per packet
How To Grow
Start indoors in cooler climates; direct sow possible in warmer climates
Light Requirements
Full Sun
Planting Depth
1/4-1/2 inch
Row Spacing
2-3 feet
Growth Rate
Medium
Tolerates
Cold, Heat
Seed Life Cycle
Annual
Certifications
Heirloom
Advantages
Edible
Additional Information
Introduced in 1870
Ships As
Seed
Ships To Canada
Yes
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