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Kale can be grown directly outside in the gardens or it can be transplanted once the seeds have germinated.If you start the kale seeds indoors, do the same 5-7 weeks before the last expected frost. If you plan to directly sow the seeds outdoors, do so 2-4 weeks before the last frost.Because kale is a cool season, hardy crop, it can tolerate winters easily.Most kale varieties are ready to be harvested within 70-95 days if sown directly with seeds and 55-75 days from the transplanting method.SEED TYPE: Hybrid, Open Pollinated & Non-GMO::PLANT HEIGHT : Grows Up To 1.5 Feet High::FLOWER SHAPE : Fringed, Ruffled Leaves::COLOR: Curled Leaves With No Head::SPECIFICATIONS: Edible Leaves, Suitable For Salad Dressings, Smoothies Etc::SOWINGTIME: MARCH-JULY, SEPT-JAN::SOWING-DISTANCE: 12-15 INCHES PLANT TO PLANT::DAYS TOMATURITY:60 TO 90 DAYS.