kale plant gone to seed 5 Heirloom Kale Varieties Seed Collection – Red Russian, Scarlet, Lacinato, Siberian & Ornamental Kale Seeds for Planting Year-Round Greens and Garden

kale plant gone to seed 5 Heirloom Kale Varieties Seed Collection – Red Russian, Scarlet, Lacinato, Siberian & Ornamental Kale Seeds for Planting Year-Round Greens and GardenGrow diverse, nutrient rich greens and colorful foliage with this 5 Heirloom Kale Varieties Seed Collection. Each mix includes Red Russian, Scarlet, Lacinato (Tuscan), Dwarf Siberian Improved, and Ornamental Kaleoffering a balance of tender, flavorful leaves and striking landscape appeal. Perfect for home gardeners, this collection provides kales suited for both fresh eating and cool season resilience. Harvest baby leaves for salads, mature greens for

Grow diverse, nutrient-rich greens and colorful foliage with this 5 Heirloom Kale Varieties Seed Collection. Each mix includes Red Russian, Scarlet, Lacinato (Tuscan), Dwarf Siberian Improved, and Ornamental Kale—offering a balance of tender, flavorful leaves and striking landscape appeal.

Perfect for home gardeners, this collection provides kales suited for both fresh eating and cool-season resilience. Harvest baby leaves for salads, mature greens for cooking, or enjoy decorative rosettes in your fall and winter beds.

Reliable, Nutritious, and Beautiful in Every Season

• Red Russian Kale – Frilly, sweet leaves ideal for salads and light sautés
• Scarlet Kale – Deep red-purple tones that add color to both plates and gardens
• Lacinato (Dinosaur) Kale – Classic Italian heirloom with dark, rich flavor
• Dwarf Siberian Improved – Compact and exceptionally cold-tolerant for extended harvests
• Ornamental Kale – Ruffled rosettes in green, white, and purple for stunning borders or containers

All varieties are heirloom, open-pollinated, non-GMO, and untreated, selected for their flavor, nutrition, and hardiness.

Why Gardeners Love the 5 Kale Varieties Collection

• Year-round greens – Grow tender baby kale in spring and hearty winter leaves after frost
• Edible & ornamental – Combines delicious superfood greens with decorative foliage
• Cold-hardy resilience – Thrives in USDA Zones 3–10, even improving in flavor after frost
• Versatile uses – Perfect for salads, smoothies, soups, and stir-fries
• Sustainable & reliable – Long-term seed storage potential for food security and self-reliance

How to Grow

1. Sow outdoors after the last frost or in late summer for fall harvests.
2. Germination: 5–10 days at 60–75°F.
3. Harvest: 50–70 days depending on variety; pick outer leaves for continuous growth.
4. Container growing: Suitable for indoor or patio containers with full sun or grow lights.
5. Care tip: Kale’s flavor often sweetens after a light frost.