planting lacinato kale seeds Lacinato

planting lacinato kale seeds LacinatoLacinato (Tuscan, Dinosaur) kale dates back to 18thcentury Italydark, savoyed leaves with a sweet, mineral depth that improves after frost. High in vitamins A, C, and K, its a nutrient powerhouse for soups, sauts, and kale chips. Plants are cold hardy and longbearing; harvest lower leaves and the plant keeps climbing. Sow spring and fall, feed lightly, and enjoy fresh greens deep into winter. This is the kale that turns skeptics into believers.

Lacinato (Tuscan, Dinosaur) kale dates back to 18th‑century Italy—dark, savoyed leaves with a sweet, mineral depth that improves after frost. High in vitamins A, C, and K, it’s a nutrient powerhouse for soups, sautés, and kale chips. Plants are cold hardy and long‑bearing; harvest lower leaves and the plant keeps climbing. Sow spring and fall, feed lightly, and enjoy fresh greens deep into winter. This is the kale that turns skeptics into believers.