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We had the stone age, we had the iron age, Now we have the cabb age.
We had the stone age, we had the iron age, Now we have the cabb age.
We had the stone age, we had the iron age, Now we have the cabb age.
We had the stone age, we had the iron age, Now we have the cabb age.
Whether you like your cabbage crispy (as in coleslaw) or cooked, there’s nothing to beat eating vegetables you’ve grown yourself. Brassica oleracea capitata likes to be planted in a fully sunny position,. It’s quite easy to grow, so a good choice for those who’re at the beginning of their gardening journey, and requires little maintenance whilst growing. It takes around 80 days for a head of cabbage to mature, meaning that you don’t have to wait long to taste the fruits of your labour.