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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you sow.
Why is this kale called Walking Stick Kale?
Why is this kale called Walking Stick Kale?
The name refers to its unusually tall, sturdy stem, which gives mature plants a cane-like appearance.
Does Walking Stick Kale form a compact head?
Does Walking Stick Kale form a compact head?
No. It develops an upright stem with leaves arranged along the plant rather than a tight cabbage-style head.
Can its tall stems become useful garden structure?
Can its tall stems become useful garden structure?
Yes. Mature plants can add vertical form to a vegetable bed, especially where taller foliage is useful.
When should lower kale leaves be picked?
When should lower kale leaves be picked?
Harvest outer leaves as they reach a usable size, leaving the growing center intact for continued leaf production.
Will its appearance change as the plant matures?
Will its appearance change as the plant matures?
Yes. The plant becomes increasingly tall and develops more foliage along its central stem as it grows.
Is this kale better suited to small pots or open beds?
Is this kale better suited to small pots or open beds?
Open beds are generally more suitable because the listed height can reach 150–250 cm.
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