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That information will do fine VC as it let's me know that the older leaves of any variety are not suitable eating uncooked, so thanks
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it may be a struggle to reach the top, but once your over the hill your problems start.
Member of the Nutters Club but I think I am just there to make up the numbers
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A big thank you to whoever put the Daubenton Kale in the seed swap - I have some lovely strong babies in the cold frame now, just waiting for me to plant them
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Kale again 2020
I started a few different kales in a chocolate box in December https://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gr...-do_98241.html
These are the ones that germinated.
Once they're potted on I'll add photos of each type for identification.
If you have any named Kales can you add an image with comments please for our Kale Gallery.
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I love, love, love kale and I'm planning on sowing tomatoes and kale first this year. I absolutely plan on getting some Taunton deane kale this year, and perhaps a few more of the perennial types. I had probably 20 plants last year and I could take a couple of bag fulls every week and you couldn't see I'd touched the plants. My friends got lots of kale lol
This year I will grow at least as many, but more varieties
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VeggieChicken I know I'm about 299 years behind w this but NO, I was a kale nutter and will be again. Keep at it. Kale rules.Comment
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