Cabbage grows best during the winter season in Arizona. Plant when the weather begins to cool down as early as the end of September through the end of January. Although Red Cabbage is known as having leaves that are colored dark red or purple, the plant changes its color according to the acidity of the soil.
(Lavandula stoechas)
(Lavandula dentata)
(Lavandula heterophylla)
(Lavandula pinnata)
(Lavandula augustifolia)
We have several varieties of pepper plants to choose from. Grow jalepeño plants in a location with full sunlight. The plants will eventually grow to nearly 3 feet high. During the hottest times of the summer in Arizona you may need to provide shade for pepper plants.
Plant Brussels Sprouts 24 inches apart in rich soil in a full sun area. Provide steady, consistent moisture, fertilizing a month after planting. This cabbage family vegetable requires a long growing season of 80 days or more and is more successful when grown for a fall or early winter harvest.
