Vegetable Seeds A-Z Kale & Kohl Rabi


Kale ‘Emerald Ice’


Tastes even better than it looks, green frilly crunchy leaves.


10204211 | 25 seeds £3.49


Kale ‘Midnight Sun’


This is one of the best-flavoured kales available and particularly good as baby leaf. With highly ornamental frilly leaves and red- tinted neon pink mid-ribs. Can be harvested right through winter.


Kale Micro-leaf ‘Red Russian’


Grow on a sunny windowsill, use very young leaves as a garnish.


10202130 | 1000 seeds £2.29


Sow In Mar-May | Sow Out Apr-Jul Harvest Aug-Feb


10204212 | 25 seeds £3.79


Sow In Apr-May | Sow Out Apr-Jul Harvest Oct-Feb


10204213 | 25 seeds A £3.49 B


Kale ‘Winterbor F1’


An award-winning variety producing ruffled blue-green leaves that can be harvested from late autumn right through winter. Very vigorous, rich in vitamins, minerals and anti-oxidants.


Kohl Rabi Duo


Similar taste to radish or turnip, with a peppery spice.


Kale ‘Yurok F1’


Kale ‘Yurok’ is a compact Cavolo Nero (black kale) variety producing a high yield of crinkled dark blue- green leaves with good flavour. The leaves can be harvested from early autumn right through to late winter.


Sow In Mar-May | Sow Out Apr-Jul Harvest Oct-Feb


10204214 | 20 seeds *Compared to buying individually Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 27 £2.99 Kale ‘Dwarf Green Curled’


This much-loved, compact curly kale is a weather-resistant crops, with standing strong winds and grows in poor soils. Ornamental dark, frilled leaves, copes well with hard Winters.


Sow In Apr-May | Sow Out May-Jul Harvest Nov-Apr


10202534 | 400 seeds £2.49


Sow Out Mar-Jul | Harvest Jun-Oct 10202563 | 1 of each variety £3.48 BUY DUO SAVE £1 *


Buy individually


Kohl Rabi ‘Azure Star’A Striking purple bulbs. 10202573 | 100 seeds


Kohl Rabi ‘Luna F1’B Bolt resistant and high yields. 10202629 | 65 seeds


£2.49


£1.99


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