Seed Needs Kale Seeds for Planting Vates Blue Scotch Curled Kale Vegetables - Non-GMO Heirloom & Untreated Vegetable Seed to Plant an Outdoor Home Grown Veggie Garden (1 Pack)

Germinated well. If you like kale, tastes great. If you hate kale, you'll still hate these.

Talk about easy growing! I popped these into a raised bed garden soil haphazardly and within 10 days littles guys popped up. Now I have so much kale in my garden!!!

When I received the seeds, they expire 12/2025. I was sceptical that anything would sprout.(this is my first time growing veggies) I planted some of the seeds on the 14th and today is the 19th, look they are the first ones to sprout. I am so tickled. I will update when they have fully bloomed/grown?

Kind of a powdery pack of seeds. Not sure how kale seeds are supposed to look. I ended up ordering regular kale and they were actually seeds. Not much growth from this yet. We shall see what happens.

This is the perfect Kale, if you like it tender...I do. It is perfect. The seeds were tossed into a huge pot...and they popped right up...it rained a lot that month. :) I grow container plants. I will be planting my 2nd batch this season, in a few days for my fall crop!

Our family favorite. Hope it grows

I did everything right but I had No luck with these seeds I have to try again in the future I guess

We eat a lot of Kale in our household, year-round, and we also grow it all winter long. We wanted to try a new (to us anyway) Kale variety this year, so we decided to purchase these Red Russian Kale seeds. These are some great Kale seeds. We planted 3 seeds per hole, at a1/4 inch depth, in our raised planter beds. All 3 seeds in every hole germinated within 10 days. The individual packets have a lot of seeds, but honestly, I did not bother counting them. There were enough seeds for our needs and then some. The mature Kale plants are really nice looking now, and they also taste great. The colder and wetter (with a little sunshine in between) the weather is the better Kale grows. We now have lots of Red Russian Kale to eat, along with 3 other Kale varieties. If you are looking for some great seeds to grow some "superfood" Kale, then look no further than these Red Russian Kale seeds. Even if you don't like eating Kale, the purple and light green plants look really nice in the garden, and the plants will last up to 2 years before bolting and dying.