[shokkyy]

I spotted some Seaweed Kale seeds on DT Brown and thought they looked rather interesting so I ordered some to try. I'm a big fan of curly kale but not Tuscan, so hopefully we'll like them. I'm trying to build my repertoire of high return plants that'll stand all year and give me a big return for a single sowing, like curly kale and chard.

Anyone tried these before? What did you think? Are they as easy to grow as curly kale?

[Madame Cholet]

not sure but I've had good results with siberian and russian kale, trying sunderland for the first time this year.

[pdblake]

Sutherland is nice. I got mine from TRSC a few years back. Might grow it again this year if I have any left.


ETA: Just noticed you were talking about Sunderland, which I've never  heard of, save on a map

[waxwing]

I spotted some Seaweed Kale seeds on DT Brown and thought they looked rather interesting so I ordered some to try. I'm a big fan of curly kale but not Tuscan, so hopefully we'll like them. I'm trying to build my repertoire of high return plants that'll stand all year and give me a big return for a single sowing, like curly kale and chard.

Anyone tried these before? What did you think? Are they as easy to grow as curly kale?

Trying them now, but they have not germinated in there pots. I really was looking forward to growing these on a permanet bed and blanching them with buckets in spring and summer. I really dont think mine are going to grow.

Steve

[Madame Cholet]

Sutherland is nice. I got mine from TRSC a few years back. Might grow it again this year if I have any left.


ETA: Just noticed you were talking about Sunderland, which I've never  heard of, save on a map

think you're correct