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Ragged Jack Kale
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Frilly blue purple leaves, can be sown in spring for a main crop of kale or later in the year for smaller leaves for salads and stir fries. Average 250 seeds/packet
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Gortahook cabbage
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Gortahook cabbage, Brassica oleracea, A variety brought back to popularity by the Irish Seed Saver's Association. This is an Irish variety with enormous hard green heads that stand well over winter. Excellent for sauerkraut. Average 200 seeds/ packet.
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Texsel Greens/Ethiopian Kale
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Brassica carinata. Vigorous plants producing succulent greens suitable for salads and stir-frying. It is very nutritious and rich in Vitamin C
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Asparagus Kale
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Brassica oleracea. A heritage kale variety that produces flat kale leaves throughout the winter. In spring the young shoots can be blanched and eaten like asparagus. If the shoots are picked regularly it will keep producing until June. A single strong plant will produce a handful of shoots every other day. A late sowing can produce a useful crop of small leaves for salads and stir-frying. Average 200 seeds/packet
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Madeley Kale
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Brassica oleracea. A very vigorous flat leaf kale similar to Asparagus kale. It is an English heirloom that we got from Adaptive Seeds in Oregon. This is a really high yielding kale and I would recommend it for commercial growers, although it might take a bit of work to persuade customers that kale doesn’t need to be curly. Average 250 seeds/packet
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Myatts Offenham Cabbage
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This is a spring cabbage with dark green leaves, and cone shaped heads. It will produce green leaves in Autumn and heart up in spring with large heads in May, Sow in July or August for outdoors and until September under cover. Transplant plants when large enough to handle, to 30cm apart. Average seeds per packet 250.
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Bear Necessities
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Brassica napus There is only one word to describe this kale and that is frilly. It was bred by Tim Peters, and is a Russian type with leaves varying in colour from green to red. It has finely serrated leaves, that should impress on an any vegetable stall. Average 150 seeds/packet
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