Cabbage Gerda

The Gerda cabbage variety is a late-maturing, high-yielding variety, an improved version of the well-known Amager variety from German selection. The vegetation period ranges from 110 to 145 days, allowing for harvest over an extended period. The heads are round-oval in shape, highly dense, and weigh between 2 to 4 kg, ensuring ease of transport and storage.

The leaves of the Gerda variety are large, round, dark green with a distinct waxy coating, which contributes to resistance against cracking and enhances harvest preservation. The cabbage exhibits excellent taste qualities, making it versatile for fresh consumption as well as processing, such as sauerkraut. Due to its dense heads and good storability, this variety is ideal for winter storage and can be preserved until spring.

The Gerda variety can be grown either by seedlings or direct sowing into the soil, with standard care appropriate for the region of cultivation. This variety combines high yield, excellent taste, and resistance to damage, making it one of the best choices for farmers and gardeners seeking high-quality, long-lasting cabbage harvests.