Kale Nero Di Toscana Seeds
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Discover the excellence of Kale Nero DI Toscana Seeds
An Italian type of curly kale also known as Black Russian. This distinguished variety, honoured with the RHS Award of Garden Merit, features tight, long, and heavily blistered dark green leaves. Nero di Toscana is a versatile and nutritious addition to any garden, offering a unique texture and flavour to a variety of dishes. Its robust growth and appealing appearance make it a Gardener's Choice, ideal for both novice and experienced gardeners. Handy tip: This is a low growing variety so always pick leaves from the bottom of the stem first to prolong the cropping period.
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| [\"Approx. Seed count: 175 seeds_x005F | |
|---|---|
| \",\"When to Sow: May to June_x005F | |
| \",\"Where to Sow: Sow seeds thinly in a well-prepared seed bed in shallow drills, in short rows. Alternatively, sow seeds thinly in seed trays or two seeds per cell in modules under glass._x005F | |
| \",\"What to do Next: For outdoor sowings, thin seedlings to provide ample spacing. Once plants are large enough, lift and transplant them to their final positions, ensuring adequate spacing between rows. For glasshouse seedlings, prick off into trays or thin modules to one seedling per cell when they show their first pair of leaves. Gradually harden off before planting out when they are about 15cm tall, following the same spacing guidelines._x005F | |
| \",\"Harvest: September to February\ |
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| [\"Approx. Seed count: 175 seeds_x005F | |
|---|---|
| \",\"When to Sow: May to June_x005F | |
| \",\"Where to Sow: Sow seeds thinly in a well-prepared seed bed in shallow drills, in short rows. Alternatively, sow seeds thinly in seed trays or two seeds per cell in modules under glass._x005F | |
| \",\"What to do Next: For outdoor sowings, thin seedlings to provide ample spacing. Once plants are large enough, lift and transplant them to their final positions, ensuring adequate spacing between rows. For glasshouse seedlings, prick off into trays or thin modules to one seedling per cell when they show their first pair of leaves. Gradually harden off before planting out when they are about 15cm tall, following the same spacing guidelines._x005F | |
| \",\"Harvest: September to February\ |
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| Stocking Units | Pack |
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| Stocking Status | RunDown |