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Cabbage ‘Caramba’ F1 Hybrid (Summer/ Winter Sweetheart Type) – Seeds

Sweetheart cabbages are becoming increasingly popular in supermarkets during late summer through to winter. Now you can grow your own! Cabbage Caramba has tender, sweet pointed mid-green hearts, ideal shredded raw in salads and coleslaws or delicious as a steamed vegetable

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