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Kale Seeds

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Useful gardening infomation

Plant kale as soon as the ground can be worked, very frost tolerant. Sow ¼-½” deep, 1” apart in rows 18-30” apart. Thin seedlings to 8-12” apart. Kale germinates easily in cool or warm soil temperatures with even moisture.

Informative articles found on the web:

How to grow Kale
Health Benefits of Kale
Top 20 Kale Recipes

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Seeds

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4BUR36 Burpee's Red Russian ( From Burpee Seed Co. )
This delicious grey-green kale is pretty enough to plant among the flowers. Much larger than regular kale (2-3' tall), the stems are purplish and the leaves are shaped like big oak leaves and colored a velvety gray green. The purple colors become richer after frost, when the flavor becomes sweeter. Surprisingly, the big leaves are very tender and delicious. Ready for use 60 days from sowing. Kale requires good cultivation; mulch or hoe frequently to keep soil loose and weed-free. Plants may be left outdoors all winter. Frost improves flavor.

  1g pack $1.79

1A019 Dwarf Siberian Large, 12-15 inch coarse blue-green leaves and delicious flavor on a compact plant make this one of the most popular kales grown today.

  Package of over a hundred seeds $1.95

VL281 Red Russian ( Southern Version ) A great way to add color to your salads and mescaline mixes. Red veination, red frilly leaves and wavy margins make this a hit with salad lovers.

  Package of over a hundred seeds $1.95

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