This variety produces compact plants about a foot tall. The blue-green curly leaves are delicious steamed or in salads. This is an excellent winter crop that withstands freezing temperatures. The flavor and texture are improved after a light frost. This is a slow bolting Scotch type of kale. 60 days.

KALE

WHEN TO PLANT: 4-6 weeks before frost-free date

DEPTH OF PLANTING: cover seed with 1/2" of fine soil

PLANTS APART IN ROWS (AFTER THINNING): 18" apart

DISTANCE BETWEEN ROWS: 2-3 feet apart

RAISED BED PLANTING GUIDE: After thinning, plants should be 18" apart throughout bed.

SOIL TYPE RECOMMENDED: Soil should be rich in nitrogen.

TUCSON PLANTING INFORMATION: Fall planting and winter plantings are best for Tucson. Plant between August 20

and February 10.