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I've just sown 13 types of Kale 
as part of my cunning plan to be self sufficient year-round with pick-a-leaf greens. They've all been sown in NH seed compost, a few seeds to a module and are sitting on the kitchen table until germination.
The varieties are:-
Dwarf green curled
Jersey Walking Stick
Curly Scarlet
Westland Winter
Nero di Toscana
Ragged Jack
Red Russian
Asparagus
Tall
Sutherland
Cottagers
Daubenton
Madeley.
I have Red Ursa and True Siberian on order from Real Seeds but was too late for East Friesian Palm Kale so, if anyone has a couple of spare seeds of this I would be eternally grateful
Is anyone else growing kale - or am I the only kale nutter here?
PS I've also sown Asturian tree cabbage, Portuguese cabbage and various sprouts and broccolis that I intend to treat as pick-a-leaf too
as part of my cunning plan to be self sufficient year-round with pick-a-leaf greens. They've all been sown in NH seed compost, a few seeds to a module and are sitting on the kitchen table until germination.The varieties are:-
Dwarf green curled
Jersey Walking Stick
Curly Scarlet
Westland Winter
Nero di Toscana
Ragged Jack
Red Russian
Asparagus
Tall
Sutherland
Cottagers
Daubenton
Madeley.
I have Red Ursa and True Siberian on order from Real Seeds but was too late for East Friesian Palm Kale so, if anyone has a couple of spare seeds of this I would be eternally grateful
Is anyone else growing kale - or am I the only kale nutter here?
PS I've also sown Asturian tree cabbage, Portuguese cabbage and various sprouts and broccolis that I intend to treat as pick-a-leaf too
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