What is this plant??? Its Walking Stick Kale / Jersey Kale!!!!
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Have:Sea Kale and Victoria Rhubarb
Comments (6)Hi Doris, I just had to Google Sea Kale and there are RECIPES for it, one in particular is interesting...ROASTED KALE with only 2 ingredients- ev olive oil and sea salt, have to see what's taste like. I have seeds from my National Pickling Cucumber and yellow flesh watermelon, more, see my page, you may have more of what we both want, let me know, thanks. Bea...See MoreWANTED: Cabbage, Walking Stick or Pumpkin Tree/'Ruffled Red' Eg
Comments (3)Still need the Cabbage, Walking Stick Also called Walking Stick Kale or Jersey Kale Brassica oleracea palmifolia...See MoreRedbor Kale
Comments (7)I apologize for my tardiness. I was having a baby the day you posted the ?. I planted Redbor Kale this year, mid springtime and love it. Its great raw but also as a substitute for cabbage in cabbage rolls. I let the crinkly edges get crispy so it was like kale chips (redbor is the best for them in my opinion as they keep their shape great) and the purple veins softened a bit during baking. I loved the kale so much I needed to find out more about the wonderfully diverse veggy. I bought Tree Kale and Walking Stick Kale the other day. Hope they take and that you love your redbor as much as I do mine. I'm still harvesting! Here is a link that might be useful: Video: Tree Collards/Kale Beginnings...See MoreHarvesting kale in the dead of winter
Comments (6)I'll order the Camden and Winterbor kale seeds to grow this fall for overwintering. Thank you for the suggestions (and the opportunity to add to my seed hoard! :) Yes, I'll certainly plant them closer this year. Last year I allowed the tomatoes to take over large portions of the hoophouse (plus I didn't figure out how to get the rollerhooks in and up until July), plus I was still doing Mel's square-foot method and the kale was planted one per square foot. This year we're trying to start mechanical seeding in rows to make the seeding more precise. What spacing do you use in your kale plants, and do you have any issues with them flopping over when they get bigger? I love that watering can, too--ordered it last year when I saw all the high reviews on it. It even waters newly-seeded areas gently enough that seeds are rarely dislodged....See MoreRelated Professionals
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