Sow True Seed Kale Seeds

Red Ursa is an award-winning cross between Red Russian and Siberian kales. It is prized for its unique reddish-purple veins, thick frilled leaves, and a superior flavor profile that holds up well in the kitchen.

Red Ursa is highly frost-hardy, making it an excellent choice for extending your harvest into the late autumn or early winter. It can withstand cold temperatures that would typically damage more sensitive greens.

Yes, you can direct sow these seeds in late summer for a fall harvest. Alternatively, you can start them indoors 4-6 weeks before your last frost date if you prefer an earlier spring start.

To ensure proper airflow and growth, space your plants 18-24 inches apart. This spacing allows the plants to reach their full potential and makes harvesting the leaves easier.

Yes, these seeds are certified organic, ensuring they are grown and processed according to strict organic standards without the use of synthetic chemicals.

You can expect to begin harvesting your kale approximately 60 days after planting. Because it is a continuous producer, you can harvest outer leaves from established stalks over an extended period.