Cabbage grows best with the right neighbors. Discover the 22 best companion plants that are beneficial to your vegetables and ...

Next time you plant cabbages, give them a little help from companion plants that repel pests. These are the best companion plants for cabbage, along with a few veggies you should avoid planting ...

Some companion plants can serve as insect attractants that lure pests away from crop plants. Nasturtiums tend to attract ...

This is where companion planting comes in handy. Choosing the right vegetables, herbs, or flowers to grow next to cabbage can yield a healthier harvest—and ward off any potential problems.

Cabbage (Brassica oleracea) is a cool-season vegetable that is relatively easy plant to grow if you add companion plants alongside your crop. Cabbage is a popular food for humans—and among ...

What about other invasive plants? Bastard cabbage isn't the only invasive plant that poses a threat to our native wildflowers – but there are things we can do to limit their spread.

Since early cabbage plants are smaller than late varieties, they may be planted as close as 8 to 10 inches apart in the row. Larger, late varieties can be planted 12-18 inches apart.

When growing cabbage, it's important to leave enough space between plants as the savoy cabbage plants can get quite large. Some varieties of green cabbage can produce heads weighing 15-20 pounds.

Cabbages are afflicted by cabbage webworms, cabbage white moths, cabbage loopers, and other worms. Aphids and flea beetles will feed on cabbage plants, too.

Bastard cabbage and other invasive plants pose a threat to our native wildflowers.