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Overview and Description: Kale is a leafy vegetable in the Brassica or cole crop family. It is usually grouped into the Cooking Greens category with collards, mustard and Swiss chard, but it is actually more of a non-heading cabbage, although much easier to grow than cabbage. The leaves grow from a central stem that elongates as it grows.
Plants grown from seed require 70 to 80 days from sowing to reach a mature size. The time of year and weather affects the harvest time. Kale grows best in cool weather when temperatures are below 80 degrees Fahrenheit and it can tolerate freezing, but the plant grows more slowly when its below 32 degrees. Kale planted in late summer is usually ready for harvest in early fall, while winter and spring kale is ready in late spring or early summer.