Re: perennial kale in Houston?

My neighbor had what she thought was "plain ol' kale" last through the  
winter her in Chattanooga.  It did sorta look like a tree.  I'm having  
good luck with Arugula self seeding.

If it is different than regular kale, I'd like to get some started  
here.  Can I get some next spring?

Brandy
On Nov 1, 2009, at 4:09 AM, yarrow@... wrote:

> Is anyone in the south growing perennial kale (aka tree collards)
> successfully? I sent some cuttings to someone in Houston this spring
> and people had trouble getting them started. I wonder if there's a
> tasty, nutritious perennial green (besides kudzu) that grows better
> than perennial kale in the south.
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