Brassica oleracea Crane Feather Snow

1,500 KWD

Brassica oleracea Crane Feather Snow ornamental kale produces finely cut feathery white rosettes on tall stems about 60–90 cm. A premium variety for cut flower use and winter garden displays.

Packet Size: Contains 20 seeds.

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Brassica oleracea Crane Feather Snow Seeds

Brassica oleracea Crane Feather Snow is a refined ornamental kale variety from the Crane Feather series, developed for cut flower production. It produces tall stems topped with uniquely textured, finely cut foliage forming elegant white rosettes.

Unlike standard ornamental kale, this variety features deeply serrated, feather-like leaves that add texture and movement to floral arrangements. It performs best in cool conditions, where the white coloration becomes more pronounced, making it ideal for winter and early spring displays.

Key Features

  • Finely cut feathery white rosettes.
  • Unique textured foliage.
  • Tall stems suitable for cut flowers.
  • Cold enhances color and form.
  • Professional cut flower variety.

Plant Information

  • Height: 60–90 cm
  • Spread: 30–40 cm
  • Plant type: Annual (grown as cool season ornamental)
  • Flowering: Grown for foliage, not flowers
  • Sun: Full sun
  • Soil: Well drained fertile soil
  • Water: Moderate

Seed Germination

  • Seed depth: 0.5 cm
  • Germination time: 5–10 days
  • Ideal germination temperature: 20–25°C

Growing Tips

  • Start seeds in trays during the cool season and transplant seedlings once established. Space plants about 30 cm apart.
  • Cool temperatures improve leaf color and texture. Avoid excessive nitrogen fertilization to maintain compact growth and defined leaf form.

Gulf Planting Season

  • Best sowing time in the Gulf: September – November
  • Transplanting: October – December
  • Expected harvest/display: December – March

Garden Uses

  • Cut flower arrangements
  • Winter displays
  • Borders
  • Containers
  • Landscape planting
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