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Tips for Growing Kale in Your Garden

These tips for growing kale from seed to harvest tell you everything you need to get started growing kale.

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Tips for Growing Kale in Your Garden

You can sow kale seeds as early as a few weeks before the last frost. It actually thrives in the cool temperatures and will avoid a bitter taste when grown in such conditions. To sow kale seeds, plant seeds in loose soil about ½ an inch deep and an inch apart.

How to grow kale from seed:

First, don’t transplant seedling until they are a sturdy 4-5 inches tall. The kale seedlings should then be planted 12 inches apart.

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How to transplant kale:

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Once you have planted your seedlings, keep these tips in mind for giving them a strong start. Begin by keeping the soil moist and cool. Watering every few days should help you achieve this.

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How to care for kale seedlings:

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Making sure your kale plants are kept cool, moist, and pest free is the best way to ensure a strong crop. Since kale appeals to rodents and rabbits, be sure to put up a deterrent such as a fence to keep nibbling at bay.

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General tips for producing a good kale crop:

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Tips for Growing Kale in Your Garden