Kale Pests And Diseases That Plague Fall Gardens
Learn how to recognize and eliminate the diseases and pests that attack your yummy kale plants.
Learn how to recognize and eliminate the diseases and pests that attack your yummy kale plants.
You walk to your garden one fine summer day only to find your kale is bolting. Although this can be frustrating, you can learn how to stop it from happening again.
Have you wondered what to do with kale that's growing in your garden? Click here for some of the many uses for kale.
Does kale have thorns? Most gardeners would say no, yet this question is occasionally asked. Click here to explore reasons kale is prickly.
Noted for its use in the kitchen, kale is an easy-to-grow leafy green that thrives in cooler temperatures. Unlike many common garden vegetables, kale plants are actually biennials. In this article, we will discuss how to harvest kale seeds so you can plant another crop.
What's napini? Napini is sometimes called kale rabe so you can see where this is starting to get confusing. Don't worry, the following kale rabe information will straighten it all out, plus tell you how to grow your own napini kale and its uses.
Kale is a cool weather green with ruffled leaves. Many plants grow well with kale - receiving and giving benefits to each other. So what are the best companion plants for kale? Find out about kale companion planting in this article.
You might be wondering about growing your own kale but perhaps you lack garden space. What about container-grown kale? Will kale grow in containers? Click here to find out how to grow kale in containers and other information on potted kale plants.
Ornamental kale plants can make a wonderful red, pink, purple, or white show in the cool season garden with very minimal care. Learn more about growing flowering kale in this article so you can enjoy this colorful plant.
Kale plant protection for next year's crop begins after the fall harvest. Many of the insects that damage kale and spread diseases overwinter in plant debris. Protect them with info from this article.
Kale is basically a cabbage type vegetable that does not form a head. Kale is tasty when cooked or kept small to use in salads. Learn how to harvest kale at the right time with tips from this article.
Kale plants are extremely robust and hardy. They can adapt to many different situations and will grow in the winter. Learning how to grow kale plants in your garden is easy, and this article will help get you started.