Cabbage Blog

The ancient Greeks and Romans grew no more than a dozen varieties of cabbage. In the nineteenth century there were already about thirty of them, and now there are more than a hundred.

Archaeological excavations indicate that people began to grow cabbage since the Stone and Bronze Ages.

Cabbage has beneficial properties that help fight excess weight.

Until now, a wild-growing relative of garden cabbage has not been established, as well as the place where garden cabbage was grown for the first time.

The place of origin of cabbage is still unknown. Most likely, this vegetable appeared somewhere in Asia, but scientists cannot say for sure yet.