Kale Quartet Kale really is a plant that keeps on giving. Pick a few leaves and it grows some more, start young and tender for salads, then keep harvesting as the plants develop into those wonderfully useful winter greens.
This year’s quartet gives you four very different kales to grow, from almost-black leaves and rich autumn colour to a compact curly one for squeezing into smaller spaces. Plenty to pick, plenty to cook with and, with regular harvesting, plenty more where that came from!
Black Magic – long, slender leaves that mature to such a deep green they can look almost black. Striking in the garden and delicious on the plate.
Green Curled Dwarf – compact, curly and tasty, this is a great choice for smaller spaces or wherever you can squeeze in a few more plants!
Scarlet – deeply curled green leaves with striking red-purple veins and stems. The colour becomes even richer as the weather cools.
Westland Winter – a particularly hardy kale with plenty of flavour from autumn onwards. Just the thing for keeping the pickings coming through the colder months.
Salads to start with, winter greens later. These four could keep you picking for months!
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