Hi Sherilou! I'd love your Kale seeds! Still have a few of the same that survived this heat but it'll not make seeds, doubt it the way snails attack it even if I spray often with soapy water, oh well, it was great and used for a few months..and it all originated from GW Fall seed swap, smile. I have a blue kale, artichoke, asparagus, broccoli, different beans and more, let me know, thanks. Bea

Hi everyone, I've planted Siberian and a few seeds of Dinosaur Kale -would love more of Dino Kale, plus Dwarf Curly Blue, Red Russian or any colorful and tasty kale, also Collards. Willing to send stamps if you can't find seeds in my list, fingers crossed, Bea Ammyself333Bea@Yahoo.com

It is more often called Walking Stick cabbage. Popular in Europe. In the US it is called Tree collard. Sources include: http://www.amazon.com/Kale-Cabbage-Walking-Stick-Seeds/dp/B000VJZ820 http://seedrack.com/02.html http://www.angelfire.com/pa/pwj/walkingstick.html http://www.backyardgardener.com/seeds/product08/779.html http://www.victoriananursery.co.uk/flower_seeds/walking_stick_cabbage_seed/

Thanks everyone. This isn't a second year. The bugs ate all the first leaves this year. I did taste one the other day and it was a bit bitter. Would cooking help that? We're supposed to get a frost tomorrow night......would that in any way get rid of the bitterness? Life got away from me when the first leaves grew earlier in the summer, and I didn't pick them. Then the bugs ate them. They never flowered. I'm getting old and I'm still planting more than I can deal with, so unfortunately, some things go bad. I was surprised and happy when I saw these kale come back to life. :) I'm going to let these grow a little more and then see if they are edible. Thanks everyone!