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Kale Dwarf Blue Curled Vates

One of the most attractive of all vegetables in the fall garden. Low, compact plants with finely curled, bluish-green leaves. Usually stands winter weather with some protection. Good cooked or fresh in salads. Grows best in cool weather. Can be

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