I just wanted to write a quick entry about kale. It is very cold hardy. Freezing temperatures typically won't kill the roots. That means you will get greens in late March in the Zone 7 area. Here is a cell tray of 'Red Russian' kale I never planted. It sat on my porch all Winter long. It didn't die out. I put them in my containers a few days ago. This are extremely hardy plants that you can grow most of the year. I recommend a late Fall kale garden for early Spring greens.
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Over Wintered Kale: Gary Pilarchik |
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Kale Transplants in March!: Gary Pilarchik
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