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Benefit of Baikal

• A high yielding, frost hardy variety
• Excellent compact shape and in-built ‘packability’
• Equally adapted for harvest in November through to late March/April from a successive planting programme
• Excellent standing ability in varying winter conditions

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Benefits of Kamchatka

• High yielding and frost-hardy variety
• Perfectly suited for the harvest period from February to mid-March
• Very versatile – has demonstrated excellent standing ability in varying winter conditions
• Attractive dark green colour and more Savoy leaf than Siberia

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Benefits of Nebraska

• High yielding, compact winter-hardy type
• Perfectly suited for the harvest period from October to March

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Benefits of Ontario

• Good frost tolerance
• Exceptional standing for late harvest
• Ideally suited for planting dates up to 15th July
• Suitable for the late February to March harvest

Winter sowing programme

Spring sowing programme

Benefits of Junior

• Compact, smooth, early white cabbage with very good holding ability
• Suitable for harvest period August-September
• Versatile variety for early production by overwintered glasshouse plants
• Very uniform and easy variety to harvest
• Good for short-term storage
• Retains its fresh market size and clean appearance over a long harvest window

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Benefits of Kilazol

• Growing reliability due to its high Club Root resistance
• High yielding – making it the perfect kilo-size cabbage
• Excellent uniformity
• Excellent internal structure which gives excellent storage ability