Cabbage

• 

  The Color Purple: A Frosty Garden

  BY:Josh Kilmer-Purcell

  I’ll admit it. I’m a gambling man. Many gardeners begin cleaning out their garden right after the first frost. While they know that many species in the garden can handle light frosts, many like to go ahead and harvest whatever produce remains, and clean up the garden before a really hard frost kills everything. But [...]

  Read More Posted In: All Garden / Beet/Turnip/Rutabaga / Broccoli/Cauliflower / Cabbage / Collards/Kale / Garden / General / Josh's Blog
• 

  Slug & Snail Control

  BY:Josh Kilmer-Purcell

  They come at night. Waves of them. Well, maybe not waves, but that’s how I envision them…crawling out from beneath their rocks and leaves and massing together to plan their attack. All you’ll see of them in the morning is their wake – bean and lettuce leaves with holes in them, and perfectly ripened strawberries [...]

  Read More Posted In: All Garden / Cabbage / Featured / Garden / Garden Tips and Techniques / General / Lettuce / Strawberry
• 

  What Dr. Brent Says about Cabbage…

  BY:Dr. Brent

  MY GRANDMOTHER MADE THE BEST COLE SLAW, but to me one of the best part of the process was when she would slice me a wedge of cabbage and lightly salt it.  It’s a cool, crunchy treat I still enjoy today.  Don’t even get me started on the delicious homemade sauerkraut that our wine expert, [...]

  Read More Posted In: All Garden / All Health / Cabbage / Garden / Health
• 

  Putting Our Heads Together

  BY:Josh and Brent

  Heirloom cabbages

  Read More Posted In: All Garden / Cabbage / Garden