Cabbage Seed. Organic All Seasons. Pkt.

Name: Cabbage Seed. Organic All Seasons. Pkt.
Brand: Wood Prairie Family Farm
SKU: GSCABALSPKT
Price: 4.99 USD
Availability: InStock

New! Heirloom 85 days Excellent midseason type, tolerating extremes of heat and cold—hence the name! Heads are fairly dense, average 10-15 lbs. each, and while good for making saurkraut, they're also fine for roasting or fresh eating. Also known as “Vandergaw,” this fine variety dates back to the 1880s. 7000 seeds/oz. Pkt (-160 seeds) plants 40′, more from transplant.

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Most customers ask us to ship orders at the Best Time for Spring Potato Planting based on our 50-State Chart.

However, we do ship our Seed Potatoes 52 Weeks/Year, whenever you want them. We harvest our crop of Organic Maine Certified Seed Potatoes in September. We begin shipping this New Crop by November 1 (sometimes earlier) and continue shipping from our on-farm underground Potato Storage, every week through the Winter & Spring & Summer until October 31.

All new potato tubers grown anywhere must go through a Dormancy Period after harvest before tubers will sprout and grow. This dormancy lasts 4-8 weeks. For planting after December 1, the dormancy concern becomes a non-issue because our Seed Potatoes will have completed their rest period and will sprout and grow when warmed up to room temperature.

Note: Orders which include 45 pound carton(s) of Certified Seed Potatoes and shipped after mid-November and prior to the week of March 24 or between July 1 and September 30 customarily require a $16.00 insulated box fee. If insulated packaging should not be necessary, you will receive a shipping refund automatically. Feel free to call (207) 429-9765 (M-F 8:00-5:00pm ET) for a Rate Quote.

New! Heirloom 85 days Excellent midseason type, tolerating extremes of heat and cold—hence the name! Heads are fairly dense, average 10-15 lbs. each, and while good for making saurkraut, they're also fine for roasting or fresh eating. Also known as “Vandergaw,” this fine variety dates back to the 1880s. 7000 seeds/oz. Pkt (-160 seeds) plants 40′, more from transplant.