On Jan 20, 10:00*pm, "Bob Hobden" wrote:
"AL_n" *wrote

Cabbage is one of those vegetables I can take or leave. However, I'd like
to grow some if I can find a particularly tasty variety. Any
recommendations? I'm gardening in alkaline soil on the south coast of
England, in a rather windy location.

So what sort of cabbage do you want to grow, spring, summer, winter?
They like alkaline soil so that's OK they also like a rich soil so get some
manure dug in. They also like to be well firmed in when transplanting.
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Regards. Bob Hobden.
Posted to this Newsgroup from the W of London, UK

In my opinion the best Winter cabbage is January King, Hardy, stands
well and tastes great. Always grew well outside Hastings in the days
when winters were winters.