Kale Varieties
Compare 9 kale cultivars. Find the perfect variety for your garden based on how you want to use them, growth habit, and days to maturity.
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Black Cabbage
Also called Lacinato or Dinosaur kale; dark blue-green bumpy leaves; tender texture; cold sweetens flavour.
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Dwarf Siberian
Brassica napus type; flat frilly grey-green leaves; very tender raw; extremely cold hardy.
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Lacinato
Italian heirloom aka Dinosaur/Tuscan; dark blue-green strap leaves; tender and sweet; great raw.
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Red Russian
Siberian heirloom; purple stems; oak-leaf shaped grey-green leaves; extremely cold hardy; very sweet.
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Redbor
F1 hybrid; intensely curled deep magenta-red to purple leaves; 60-90cm tall; strikingly ornamental; colour deepens after frost; 2001 AAS winner; good fresh or cooked.
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Scarlet
Intensely curled reddish-purple leaves; colour deepens after frost; vigorous grower.
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Vates Blue Curled
Compact dwarf curly kale; dark green tightly curled leaves; cold and heat tolerant; good for chips.
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Winterbor
Tall hybrid curly kale; blue-green deeply ruffled leaves; excellent winter hardiness.
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