CABBAGE ‘Golden Acre’ Vegetable Seeds
Botanical Name: Brassica oleracea var. capitata
- Early maturing cabbage producing compact, round heads with good uniformity.
- Fast-growing and reliable, ideal for quick harvests and succession planting.
- Small to medium heads with a firm texture and mild, sweet flavour.
- Well suited to home gardens, raised beds, and smaller growing spaces.
- Performs consistently across a range of Australian climates in cooler seasons.
- Good choice for beginner gardeners and dependable early crops.
Product Description
Golden Acre is a popular early cabbage variety known for its fast growth, compact size, and reliable performance. It produces firm, round heads that are well suited to fresh use and smaller garden spaces.
This variety is ideal for growers looking for a quick and dependable cabbage crop. Its relatively short maturity makes it perfect for succession planting, allowing for continuous harvests throughout the season.
Compared to larger storage varieties, Golden Acre matures faster and requires less space, making it a practical choice for home gardeners and mixed vegetable plantings.
Plant Details
- Plant Type: Annual cool-season vegetable
- Plant Height: 30–45 cm
- Head Size: Small to medium (compact)
- Maturity: 65–80 days
Sowing Information
- Sow When:
- QLD & Northern NSW (Subtropical): March – August
- NSW, VIC, SA (Temperate): February – April, August – October
- TAS & Cool Regions: Spring – Summer
- Tropical: April – August
- Arid: March – September
- Germination: 5–10 days
- Depth: 0.5–1.5 cm
- Position: Full sun to partial shade
- Sowing Method: Direct sow or transplant
- Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil (pH 6–7)
- Spacing: 30–45 cm between plants
Growing Tips
- Best grown in cooler conditions for firm, high-quality heads.
- Maintain consistent moisture for steady growth and head formation.
- Ideal for succession planting to extend harvests.
- Suitable for smaller spaces and intensive planting.
Harvest
Harvest in 65–80 days when heads are firm and fully developed.
Best Uses
- Early cabbage production
- Home gardens and small spaces
- Fresh eating, salads, and cooking
- Succession planting for continuous harvest




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