Kale Seeds, Siberian
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Siberian kales differ from the more common Scotch kales in that the foliage is a bluish-green in color and their leaves are less curled. A dwarf type. Originally from central Russia, Thomas Jefferson commonly included Siberian kale in his kitchen garden at Monticello. A very cold hardy kale that is perfect for northern growers. Untreated seed.
| Packet | |
| Botanical Name | Brassica oleracea |
| Weight (grams) | 5 |
| Approx no. of seeds | 1750 |
| Est. Maturity (days) | 50 |