‘White Russian’ Kale is generally ready for harvest 50 days after sowing. This variety has moderately frilled leaves with white and green mid-veins. Very sweet after a touch of frost. Collards have large, smooth leaves, where kale has smaller, ruffled […]

‘Umpqua Dark Green’ generally matures in about 60 days. A 6 to 8 inch central head, with good side-shoot production. This vegetable is a hardy biennial grown as an annual. A member of the cole family, it grows to about […]

‘Southern Comet’ generally matures in 80 days. An excellent producer of 6 to 8 inch central heads. Thin stalk skin and sweet flavor. Good side shoot production as well. This vegetable is a hardy biennial grown as an annual. A […]

‘Snow Crown’ is an early producer of white, medium sized heads. In cooler regions, like the Maritime Northwest, cauliflower can be grown for summer and fall harvest. In milder areas with longer growing seasons and less risk of heavy freezes, […]

‘Shogun’ matures in about 100 days. This cultivar produces 6 to 8 inch, deep green heads. It shows unusually good cold tolerance and disease resistance. This vegetable is a hardy biennial grown as an annual. A member of the cole […]

‘Ruby Ball’ generally matures in 88 days. It is an excellent early red cabbage with attactive 3 to 4 pound heads and a mildly sweet taste. Can be left in the field for quite a long time before losing edibility. […]

‘Romanesco’ has lime-colored heads This vegetable is a hardy biennial grown as an annual. A member of the cole family, it grows to about 2 feet tall and resembles cauliflower. Broccoli has four stages of growth: rapid growth of leaves, […]

‘Red Rodan’ generally matures in 140 days. Heads are red and weight in at about 2.8 pounds, 8 to 10 inches across. Can often stand in the field until March without rotting, a great Autumn cabbage. One of the easier […]

‘Purple Sprouting’ Broccoli is probably one of the hardiest of the Italica group, producing a nice succession of tender shoots. This vegetable is a hardy biennial grown as an annual. A member of the cole family, it grows to about […]

‘Pentland Brig’ grows late, and has nice succulent shoots in late winter. Collards have large, smooth leaves, where kale has smaller, ruffled leaves. Both are cool weather crops, planted in early spring or late summer. In milder areas such as […]