I grew about 15 plants for my fall season from this seed packet. I've loved the surprise of seeing what these turned into. I've only grown the classic curly kale type before buying this packet. Good germination. Nice mix of kales. All are tasty!

This was a great kale blend. Wanted to try a mix to see which variety we ended up preferring. They all grew well, though it seemed like there was more premier kale than the other varieties. Not sure if that's due to seed ratio or germination rate, or something to do w the soil in my raised bed.

I had a very successful crop in my raised bed. they lived through a bit of damage with cabbage moths but, provided me with kale until December.... we've had mild temperatures though the end of 2021, Presently, they are tastier than they were in summer and best of all ...they're still there! I've learned that Blends can be a great way to keep the variety, color and dynamics alive, thanks again B.I.

I started this kale in late winter indoors and had great germination rates. Once it was a little bigger to withstand the heavy slug/snail damage that I get here, I transplanted it out into my garden. It took off wonderfully and I now refer to that section of my garden as the kale jungle because they have all gotten so huge, even with very regular harvesting of the lower leaves. I have had so much kale to eat from about 6 plants that I have had to get creative with recipes for it so we don't get tired of eating kale (kale chips are a delicious and easy way to eat it). I have had some issues with cabbage moths this year, as well as some funky weather, but the kale is thriving despite it. I was hoping all my plants will survive through winter and become even more tasty once it gets cold, but I will be unable to comment on that as we will be moving too soon for that, so I'll be growing this blend again to find out. I have no doubts that it will thrive in the cooler weather just as it has in the heat. I would highly recommend this kale for being rigorous, tasty, and a fun surprise of the different varieties!

This kale mix (specifically dwarf kale) are of few plants that survived a freak winter storm in texas 2023 this year--they were 2nd year plants that I was letting flower--all Plants also survived 100+ degree weather and low water at times (I forgot I had kale in one area of the garden in the very back so I let them grow for seeding for next year) Only the dwarf blue survived the 14 degree cold. But I was pleasantly surprised how hot tolerant they were.