Plants may be yellowed or wilted after shipping. Unpack immediately. Water if dry. Place in bright indirect light or sheltered shade. Harden off gradually over several days. If frost threatens, pot up and protect. Plant out when weather settles.
Full sun, rich fertile soil, good drainage. Apply 5-10-10 fertilizer to planting area, mix into top 3–4 inches. Plant in cool morning or late afternoon if hot. Space per label. Set plants at root-ball level, water well, provide temporary shade for a few days.
Water deeply and regularly in dry weather. Mulch to keep soil cool, moist, and weed-free. Side-dress with compost or balanced (10-10-10) fertilizer 3–4 weeks after planting, or use kelp/fish fertilizer.
Cut (don't pull) heads when they reach softball size. Harvest before hard frost. Store in cold, moist conditions with good air circulation.
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