Discover a versatile selection of white and red cabbage seeds, perfect for both beginner and experienced gardeners in Estonia. Whether you are growing for fresh salads, fermentation, or long-term storage, our range offers varieties suited to local climate and soil conditions. From early hybrids like White Betti H and Jetma H to late, high-yielding types such as White Kamienna Głowa and White Lenox, each variety is chosen for reliability and quality.
Varieties to Suit Every Garden
- Red Cabbage: Medium-late types like Red Kalibos and Red Rufus provide firm, flavorful heads ideal for sauerkraut and fresh consumption.
- White Cabbage: Choose from early hybrids for quick harvests or late varieties designed for extended storage and excellent taste.
- Hybrid Options: Many seeds come as hybrids, ensuring strong root systems, resistance to common diseases, and uniform growth.
Growing Tips for a Successful Harvest
- Sow seedlings from late winter to early spring (February to April) to align with Estonia's growing season peak.
- Plant in well-fertilized, non-acidic soil with good drainage; consider liming acidic soils for best results.
- Maintain recommended spacing (typically 50-70 cm between rows) to support healthy head development.
- Protect young plants from frost and monitor for pests common to brassicas.
Tips for Urban Gardeners: Compact varieties and hybrids like White Minica H can be grown in containers or small garden plots, making cabbage cultivation accessible even in urban settings.
For gardeners interested in maximizing yield and flavor, selecting the right variety according to maturity period and intended use (fresh eating, pickling, or storage) is key. Our seeds come in hermetic packaging to preserve freshness and viability, supporting your successful cultivation.
Explore our selection and start your cabbage-growing journey with confidence, enjoying crisp, nutritious harvests for your family year-round.
Ready to grow your own cabbage? Browse through our seed options and find the perfect fit for your garden this season.