Edible perennials to sow March/April

[veggiechicken]

An interesting and useful article that has me rummaging through my seed packets.
Edible Perennial Gardening: New Plantings for March and April | Permaculture Magazine
Anyone else going to sow some of these now?

[marchogaeth]

Just sown Welsh Onions. Excuse my ignorance but how is leaf beet perennial? Is that perpetual spinach with the seed stems removed when they appear?

[veggiechicken]

Does this help - or confuse even further?
Leaf Beet, Perpetual Spinach Seeds

[mothhawk]

I've got some Welsh onion seeds on their way to me in the post (hopefully). I'm growing Red Russian kale but I didn't know you could treat it as a perennial. It's currently making flower buds. Do you think I should let it flower, or pick off (and eat of course) the bud shoots?

[muddled]

I just pricked out my red russian kale seedlings (note to self....waiting for true leaves before pricking out was a mistake...seedling roots totally tangled) and sowed perpetual spinach last week as fodder for the chooks.
I have welsh onions in pots that norfolk grey sent to me (thank you)
and I planted rhubarb yesterday....doing tayberries tomorrow.

So yes, lots of perennials...some of which I was pretty sure were annuals

[kris1960]

Have sown aztec broccoli, kales(sutherland,friesian and red russian), magenta orach and 2 sea kales-anger and crambe cordiflora. Will post as I sow more.