Ornamental cabbage and kale are annual plants grown from seed sown in late spring. They are outstanding for fall and winter colors and can be used in many ways around the landscape.

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This ornamental cabbage makes a sweet focal point in the winter container garden. The Condor series includes red and white varieties as well as those with white-with-pink centers.

Including Ornamental Cabbages Beyond The Garden In an exclusive interview with House Digest, Tiffany Selvey shared how ornamental cabbage doesn't have to just be planted in a flower bed: "You can ...

Both ornamental cabbage and kale hail from the Brassica oleracea family, which includes broccoli, cabbage, kale and other cole crops. They are edible, just like their less colorful cousins ...

Taking care of ornamental cabbage and kale in the landscape is similar to that of garden varieties, Owings says. Growing them in containers, on the other hand, is more of a challenge.

I have several pots of ornamental cabbages and kales decorating my front door, along with a few pots of mums. They look very nice. I'm wondering if we can eat them.

To prepare, mix with a little extra-virgin olive oil and sea salt and then bake at 240 degrees for about 45 minutes. When growing ornamental kale and cabbage for snacks, consider starting your own ...

We are in the dog days of summer and many gardens are on full display. Some North Dakotans long for this time of year as they spend their weekends at ...