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laceyvail

So disappointing

6 years ago

This year I tried Jersey Wakefield for my cabbages because I could no longer find seed for Gonzales which I had been growing successfully and happily for many years. The major advantage of both for me was that they could be pretty closely planted and made smallish heads, an advantage for a 1 person household. But the Wakefields pretty much all bolted, or made small heads atop a long, loosely leafed stalk. The store-bought large cabbage plants in the same bed are doing just fine. (I use them for a fermented cabbage similar to sauerkraut. )

So now I'm pretty much without cabbage for the summer and it's a major crop for me.

Any idea why the Wakefields did what they did?

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