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AL_n wrote:
I've grown Wilko's curly kale for a few years now and found it very
reliable and tasty. Doesn't state the variety on the packet though.
Unfortunately the packet is now empty and I don't have access to
Wilkos any more. :-(

Thanks to all, for the suggestions. I have ordered a couple of types
of seeds: Cavolo de Nero and Red Russian.

I grew a few different ones last year, and red russian is the one that
has held up best during hte winter - it's the one that is even now
still producing edible leaves when all the rest are ready for feeding
to the chickens.


Cool. The seeds I ordered are organic. That I like, because genetic
meddling worries me. I think next year, I will buy only organic seeds.

Al