Meanings of wild cabbage in English

That plant, with the yellow flowers and leaves wrapped around the stem, that's wild cabbage.

The boys let them out at night to graze on wild cabbage and dog lettuce.

I had formerly some wild cabbage seeds, which I gave to some one, was it to you?

She removed the poultice, relieved to see that the wild cabbage leaves had reduced the festering, as she had hoped.

The chalky grassland, grazed at Langdon cliffs by visiting Exmoor ponies, is home to the yellow-flowered wild cabbage and horseshoe vetch.

The trail was narrow just there, and wound through a quaggy belt where tall wild cabbage grew out of black depths of mire.

Collards, kale, and Portuguese tronchuda cabbage resemble wild cabbage in bearing separate leaves along a fairly short main stalk; tronchuda has especially massive midribs.

Wild cabbage is a weed and grows like one, able to successfully compete for water against grasses and other herbs.

'The name Rauparaha,' he narrated, 'means in Maori a cabbage leaf; a wild cabbage leaf.

From the seed of the wild Cabbage (Rape, or Navew) rape-seed oil is extracted, and the residue is called rape-cake, or oil-cake.