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Mr Fothergill's Kale Russian Red Seeds grow into a hardy winter vegetable that produces tender, flavoursome leaves rather than a tight head. The Russian Red variety is a reliable cool-season crop that keeps cropping through cooler months for salads, stir-fries and steaming.
Sow into well-enriched soil and pick leaves regularly to encourage fresh growth. Russian Red kale is an easy, ultra-hardy leafy green that earns its place in any home vegetable garden.
Mr Fothergill's Kale Russian Red Seeds grow into an ultra-hardy winter vegetable producing tender leaves for salads and cooking.
Sow into well-enriched soil and pick the leaves regularly for a steady harvest.
No. It produces tender loose leaves rather than a tight head, picked as needed.
Allow about 45cm between plants for full leaf development.
Sow the seeds 5mm deep into well-enriched soil.
Germination typically takes around 10 days.
Yes, the seeds suit both sunny areas and part-shade positions.
Pick the outer leaves regularly to encourage fresh new growth.

