Brassica oleracea var. acephala (Tree Collard)

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Brassica oleracea var. acephala (Tree Collard)Old American Heirloom Tree Collard, Perpetual Kale: Nutritious, evergreen, leafy vegetable with a tree like stalk grows to 8' tall x 3' wide and lives up to 20 years in mild climates. Year round edible leaves are like a blend of Kale, Collards, and Cabbage and taste best in late fall and winter. Sweeter and tastier than regular collards. Harvest the young, palm sized leaves from the bottom of the stalk for raw salads, use the older leaves for cooked

dark purple flower spikes in early summer to fall

Dwarf tree grows to 12' tall

medium water

Leathery-leaved rosettes

Best color in sunnier locations

Million Bells: Fast growing

orchid like flowers that rise above the foliage from spring to fall

Uncommon color for a shade plant

Climbing Hydrangea: Deciduous woody vine with reddish stems and fragrant white flowers spring to summer

white flowers from spring-fall

Climbing and trailing vine attaches to walls and fences with tendrils

Hedgehog Agave: Slow-growing rare polycarpic succulent 20" tall and wide with a spherical growth shape and foliage that resembles a hedgehog's needles

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