Re: kale conclusions
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- Subject: Re: kale conclusions
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- Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1999 05:58:13 -0700
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Okay, I'm new to gardening and will find my zone, but for now, I can
tell you that I live in Southern California. Does this mean, since we
never get freezes that I shouldn't grow kale, because it needs the
freeze to taste good?
If I post this wrong again, could someone please tell me the proper way
or direct me to where I can find out how to post messages?
Take care, Arah
"Grem, Beth A" wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> So the consensus seems to be to wait a bit before planting my kale seeds
> here in southern MD. What I'm going to do is wait till next month to direct
> seed and start some seeds in flats. I did know to wait for a couple of
> frosts before picking. As I said, I ate it last year and really liked it.
> I will admit that my roommate cooked it, not me, and I know she used fatback
> (ham), a little water, and plenty of garlic and sort of steamed it. I'll
> get the exact recipe and post tomorrow. I tried collards, but found them
> too strong tasting. I'm also going to try a couple ornamental kale plants
> cause I think they're cool looking.
> I'll let you know what happens.
>
> Beth (MD zone 7)