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Cabbage Duncan F1
Unwins Seeds
SKU 0042334
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Unwins Cabbage Duncan F1 Seeds produce reliable cabbages with a long harvest period. This versatile variety can be harvested as leafy greens or left to allow to mature into dense, pointed heads. A winner of an RHS Award of Garden Merit, gardeners can rest assured that this popular variety will provide a good harvest from their veg patch, allotment or raised bed.
- F1 Hybrid variety
- Prefers full sun
- Sow Feb-Apr
- Harvest May-Jan
Product Highlights
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Long harvest period
- Versatile variety
- Harvest as leafy greens or as full, pointed heads
Product Specification
| Plant Spacing: | 40cm |
| Plant Height: | 30cm |
| Sow Time To Flower: | 5 months |
| Sow Time To Germination: | 1-2 weeks |
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Spread:
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40cm |
| Pack Quantity: |
25 seeds
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Colour:
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Green |
Tips & Advice:
Sowing Indoors
Sow thinly, 1cm deep in clean trays or modules of firm pre-watered compost. Place in warmth, 10-15°C and keep soil moist at all times.
Growing On / Planting Out
When large enough to handle, transplant seedlings 5cm apart to trays or individual pots of potting compost. Gradually accustom them to conditions outside for 2-3 weeks before planting out to their cropping position. Water plants generously in dry weather.
Sowing Outdoors
Sow thinly in a shallow, short, pre-watered row. Lightly cover them with a little soil. Keep soil moist until seedlings are established, then thin to 2cm apart.
Transplanting
When the seedlings have produced about four true leaves, transplant them to their cropping positions. Firm in, and keep well watered in dry spells.
Advice
Avoid planting in the same soil as other Brassicas the previous year. Cover with a protective netting or fleece to prevent attack from birds and insects. Water the plants thoroughly after planting.
