Golden Acre
The Golden Acre cabbage proves to be a versatile crop, thriving across climate zones three to twelve. It exhibits resilience against yellowing diseases, showcasing its hardiness. This heirloom and open-pollinated cabbage strain is tailored for efficiency, particularly in restricted spaces or smaller containers. With a smaller footprint compared to other cabbage varieties, Golden Acre enables tighter plant arrangement. Its dense, solid, and spherical heads, weighing between 3 to 5 pounds, rest atop compact plants reaching about a foot in height. This layout permits closer spacing than some of its cabbage counterparts. This robust plant yields compact heads, typically measuring five to seven inches in diameter. Its round heads, boast a firm, medium green texture, making them equally delightful whether cooked in stews or featured raw in salads, shine, lending itself beautifully to cole slaw, stir-fries.
The Golden Acre cabbage proves to be a versatile crop, thriving across climate zones three to twelve. It exhibits resilience against yellowing diseases, showcasing its hardiness. This heirloom and open-pollinated cabbage strain is tailored for efficiency, particularly in restricted spaces or smaller containers. With a smaller footprint compared to other cabbage varieties, Golden Acre enables tighter plant arrangement. Its dense, solid, and spherical heads, weighing between 3 to 5 pounds, rest atop compact plants reaching about a foot in height. This layout permits closer spacing than some of its cabbage counterparts. This robust plant yields compact heads, typically measuring five to seven inches in diameter. Its round heads, boast a firm, medium green texture, making them equally delightful whether cooked in stews or featured raw in salads, shine, lending itself beautifully to cole slaw, stir-fries.
The Golden Acre cabbage proves to be a versatile crop, thriving across climate zones three to twelve. It exhibits resilience against yellowing diseases, showcasing its hardiness. This heirloom and open-pollinated cabbage strain is tailored for efficiency, particularly in restricted spaces or smaller containers. With a smaller footprint compared to other cabbage varieties, Golden Acre enables tighter plant arrangement. Its dense, solid, and spherical heads, weighing between 3 to 5 pounds, rest atop compact plants reaching about a foot in height. This layout permits closer spacing than some of its cabbage counterparts. This robust plant yields compact heads, typically measuring five to seven inches in diameter. Its round heads, boast a firm, medium green texture, making them equally delightful whether cooked in stews or featured raw in salads, shine, lending itself beautifully to cole slaw, stir-fries.