Kale

Flowering Kale Overview With its ruffled leaves drenched in pinks, purples, and reds, flowering kale is a decorative and easy-to-grow addition to container gardens and… Read More »What Is Flowering Kale?

White, pink, or red pigments will begin to develop when temperatures dip below 50°F. Once acclimated in a site, ornamental cabbages and kale can survive… Read More »How Long Does Decorative Kale Last?

1. Refrigerator: You can store a fresh bunch or bunches of kale in the fridge’s crisper drawer. Before storing, wipe away excess moisture, wrap the… Read More »How Do You Keep Kale Alive?

Plant seeds 1/4 to 1/2 of an inch deep, 1 inch apart, in rows 18 to 30 inches apart. If you’re setting out young plants… Read More »How Deep Should Kale Be?

Kale grows best in full sun and cool, moist soil that is enriched with organic compost. Before planting, incorporate a legume cover crop or work… Read More »What Kind Of Fertilizer Does Kale Need?

about 12 inches tall. You’ll know when it’s ready when it’s about 12 inches tall and the leaves are the size of your hand or… Read More »How Big Should Kale Be Before You Pick It?

Monitor the undersides of the kale foliage for aphids, which are small pear-shaped pests that feed on the sap in the leaves, and cause them… Read More »Why Are My Kale Leaves Curling Up?

Kale grows best in full sun, but will tolerate partial shade as well. Plants that receive fewer than 6 hours of sun daily will not… Read More »Does Kale Like Full Sun?

On a kale plant, this is the central portion of the plant where stems converge and new growth emerges. To allow new growth, cut the… Read More »Where Do You Trim Kale?

Kale likes a nice, even supply of water – about 1 to 1.5 inches per week. If the soil gets dry, give it a good… Read More »Should You Water Kale Everyday?