I'm so very, very behind on my gardening. I was travelling heaps and had lots of other commitments through October/November, which is peak spring planting time here, and nothing got done. I've come to the realisation that if I'm going to do work that involves that sort of travel, I need to cut …
Cavalo Nero
A variety of kale
How to sow cavalo nero: Direct seed. If planting indoors, harden off before transplanting seedlings outside.
Sun requirement for cavalo nero: Plant in Full Sun
Kale is a cultivar of the species Brassica oleracea. It has green or purple leaves that branch off from one to multiple upright stems and do not form a head like cabbage. The plant is usually grown as an annual, but if grown as a perennial, it will form seeds in the second year. Current popular varieties include Curly kale, Italian kale, and Red Russian kale (green leaves with pale purple stems). It can be grown as baby salad greens or for bunching adult leaves. Leaves are sweeter after a frost and delicious eaten raw, added to salads, sautéed, or added to stews and casseroles.
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- Skud Thornbury mini-greenhouses · Ballarat, Victoria,...
- Brooke Brooke's Garden · Canberra, ACT, Australia
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