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Bayou Kale

$999
  • Variety: Bayou Kale
  • Crop Type: Hardy brassica forage crop
  • Growing Benefits: Deep taproot helps break up hard soil and recycle nutrients
  • Cold Tolerance: Excellent winter hardiness for extended seasonal growth
  • Wildlife & Livestock: Provides high-quality nutrition and forage
  • Soil Benefits: Helps improve soil structure and may support beneficial soil health
  • Perfect For: Cover cropping, livestock forage, wildlife plots, and sustainable gardens

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Description

Bayou Kale is an exceptional, versatile brassica known for its nutritional value, winter hardiness, and soil-improving benefits. This fast-growing forage kale produces abundant leafy growth that is highly valued by livestock and wildlife while also helping gardeners improve soil health.

With its deep taproot system, Bayou Kale helps loosen compacted soils, improve soil structure, and recycle nutrients throughout the growing season. This hardy brassica also offers excellent cold tolerance, making it a dependable choice for fall planting and winter forage production.

Bayou Kale performs best when planted in the fall in well-prepared soil. It prefers sandy loam soils with a pH between 5.8 and 6.0 and should be planted approximately ¼"–½" deep. For best results, apply nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium based on soil test recommendations.

Whether you're looking to provide quality forage, attract wildlife, or improve your garden soil, Bayou Kale is a reliable and beneficial addition to your growing plan.

Growing Information

Bayou Kale Planting Information

Planting Method: Direct seed

When to Plant: Fall

Ideal Soil Temperature: 45°F or warmer

Planting Depth: ¼"–½"

Seeding Rate:


  • 6–8 lbs/acre

  • 2–3 lbs/acre as part of a mix

Preferred Soil Type: Sandy loam

Ideal Soil pH: 5.8–6.0

Days to Maturity: Approximately 60 days

Fertilization: Apply nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium based on soil test recommendations