Posted by gardenlen on July 16, 2010, 5:25 pm
ok team,
appears growth not like a normal heading cabbage, but more like kale,
imagine the cut and come again means pick leaves for cooking and new
leaves grow, growing new heads be a little like brussell sprouts hey
chuckle?
see link provided by another poster on another forum:
http://www.seedambassadors.org/Mainpages/winterbrassicas.htm
ok so now back to getting seeds?
enjoy
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Posted by David in Normandy on July 17, 2010, 5:23 am
On 16/07/2010 23:25, gardenlen wrote:
> ok team,
> appears growth not like a normal heading cabbage, but more like kale,
> imagine the cut and come again means pick leaves for cooking and new
> leaves grow, growing new heads be a little like brussell sprouts hey
> chuckle?
> see link provided by another poster on another forum:
> http://www.seedambassadors.org/Mainpages/winterbrassicas.htm
Curly kale is nice, it makes a good Winter green, I've also got some
growing now and take a leaf or two from each plant rather than pull up
any one plant. Cut and come again works for lots of veg such as lettuce
too. I think curly kale may be more of an acquired taste though - it's a
bit stronger flavour than most other cabbages. Nice steamed or in stir
fries.
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> appears growth not like a normal heading cabbage, but more like kale,
> imagine the cut and come again means pick leaves for cooking and new
> leaves grow, growing new heads be a little like brussell sprouts hey
> chuckle?
> see link provided by another poster on another forum:
> http://www.seedambassadors.org/Mainpages/winterbrassicas.htm