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ORGANIC SEEDS!A beautiful old variety, such as this was cultivated in the 19th century in East Frisia (Germany). The leaves are not strongly curled, have a touch of blue in the very large, green leaf and can grow 1 m high. Protect the plants in winter with acrylic cloth, then you can continue harvesting for a while (sometimes for years). Due to their elegant shape, they are also called German Palm Kale. Tree Kale would also be an apt name!
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Latin: Brassica oleracea
Dutch: Boerenkool
Also known as: Duitse Palmkool, Boomkool
English: Kale, Borecole
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