Cold-hardy variety: Withstands lower temperatures for reliable spring growth
Late bolting: Extends harvest period by 2-3 weeks compared to other kale types
Distinctive white veining: Offers a unique appearance and visual appeal
Cross between Siberian and Red Russian kale: Delivers exceptional taste and quality
High seed count: Available in multiple packet sizes for planting flexibility
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Kale, White Russian (60 days) Brassica napus
The most cold hardy kale, also bolts later in the spring than any other kale by 2-3 weeks, which helps to keep the garden on your dinner plate in the lean month of April. Looks like Red Russian kale, but with white veining and stems. Developed by Farnk Morton as a cross between Siberian an
