The best living displays of the diversity of Brassicas I’ve seen was in the Munich Botanical Garden in Germany in November 2015, including an apparently perennial kale I hadn’t seen before… Braunkohl “Rote Palme”. Please let me know if you know more about this kale, also if you know of a source of seed /cuttings.
Braunkohl “Rote Palme”
Braunkohl “Rote Palme”
Braunkohl “Rote Palme” shooting from the base is a good trait for overwintering
Braunkohl “Rote Palme”
Gemuse-kohl: Wild and naturalised kale
Wild and naturalised kale (found especially on the coast)
Information about the diversity of Brassicas
Marrowstem kales
Marrowstem kales
Marrowstem kales
Collard greens?
Collard greens?
A more familiar one
Wild bush kale
Wild bush kale
Bush kale
Diversity
Kohlrabi
Zier-kohle = ornamental kale
Perennial vegetables, Edimentals (plants that are edible and ornamental) and other goings on in The Edible Garden
