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  Crambe cordifolia
Code: CC43-A8
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'Sea Kale' or 'Colewort' Brassicaceae:

This domineering plant grows 60 inches tall, with large white flower heads over large blue green leaves. This is not a plant for small areas but given the space that it needs will impress those that visit and look upon its large floral display. The flowering stalk is large and may need a stake to keep it upright (More so in shady locations). the leaves are up to 2 feet long and heart-shaped, they have long petiols, and arre arranged around the base of the plant to from a loose, low mound. the foliage can have a variety of lobing and have coarse toothed edging. The foliage can be damaged by insects but using a systemic insecticide offers good control. A well-grown plant can be over five feet tall and five feet wide. Use this plant in full sun in moist but well draining soils or part shade. The blooms are made up of thousands of small sized, white colored, starry shaped flowers that have a somewhat sweet fragrance and are at their peek bloom in early summer. Use in deep, rich soils that hold moisture all season long but are well draining. Under dry conditions plants become 'tough' looking. One might call this a giant 'Baby's Breath that does not bloom as long but has huge leaves like a rhubarb plant.

Zones (3)5-9.

This is not a hard plant to grow from seed, just give the seeds time to germinate but the seedlings will not flower until they are 2 or 3 years old.

Germination in 3-6 (12) weeks at 60 F. The seeds are large and pea-like with a light whitish tan color, the 'seeds' are light and round in shape and float around on the soil surface on sheets of water during rain storms.

30 seeds




  Crambe tatarica
Code: 1CE3-A8
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[Crambe tataria] 'Tartarian Breadplant' Brassicaceae:

Plants have deeply divided leaves with toothed margins. Large clumps of dark green colored leaves which in the summer produce large densely branching stems with many baby's breath-like flowers 2 to 3 feet tall. Plant in sun to light shade in sandy soil. Grows from a large tap-root that is sometimes consumed.

Zones 4-9.

Native from Turkey and Bulgaria to Siberia. Soak seeds in hot water-for 2 days-changing the water with fresh hot water every 12 hours. Cover seeds lightly and use 40-55F, germination is spread out over a few months.

30 seeds




  Crambe maritima
Code: 1CE5-A8
Price: $2.95

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'Sea-kale'

Blue gray leaves are, what-should I call them - ruffled-crinkeld? White flower on tall stems reaching 3 feet tall. The flowers look like the flowers of Arabis. An interesting novelty plant and some say its eatable?

Zones (4)6-9. Soak seeds in hot water for 2 days- changing the water with fresh hot water every 12 hours. Cover seeds lightly and use 40-55F, germination is spread out over a few months.

30 seeds.
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