Cabbage
Brassica oleracea var. capitata, Brassicaceae
Guild Roles
Growing Conditions
Sun
Water
Soil pH
6 – 7.5
Tolerances
Companion Plants
Antagonistic Plants
Brassica root exudates can damage grapevines
Garden StrawberryFragaria x ananassaBrassicas stunt strawberry growth
English WalnutJuglans regiaWalnut trees produce juglone which is toxic to many vegetables including cabbage, causing stunted growth and yellowing.
HeartnutJuglans ailantifolia var. cordiformisHeartnut releases juglone which inhibits brassica family plants
Big SagebrushArtemisia tridentataBig sagebrush produces allelopathic compounds that can inhibit germination and growth of brassicas
Rubber PlantFicus elasticaLarge rubber plant trees create extensive shade and root competition that inhibits cabbage growth
Japanese Plum YewCephalotaxus harringtoniiJapanese plum yew, like other conifers, may produce allelopathic compounds affecting brassica growth
RutabagaBrassica napus var. napobrassicaRutabaga and cabbage are both heavy feeders that compete for soil nutrients, especially nitrogen
Uses
Functions
Edible Parts
Common Questions
What zones does Cabbage grow in?
Cabbage grows in USDA hardiness zones 2a through 10b.
What are good companion plants for Cabbage?
Good companions for Cabbage include Common Thyme, Dill, German Chamomile, Nasturtium, Apple.
Design guilds with Cabbage and see companion relationships visually.
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