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Cabbage Earliana

One of the earliest maturing varieties. Customer Favorite! Earliana has small, deep, round, green heads up to 4 1/2 to 5″ across with superb flavor and weigh in at 2 lb. or more. As its name implies, Earliana matures early:

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