Mounded color for the fall bed. Frost only makes it better.
Flowering cabbage and kale bring mounded, colorful foliage to the autumn display. The color deepens with cold, holds through hard frost, and the plants ask very little once they are set out.
Osaka cabbage finishes a mounded, uniform head. Glamour Red carries a waxless, glossy leaf, and Nagoya a tight, fringed head. Peacock opens feathery and serrated, and Redbor stands tall enough to center a large planter. Yokohama kale, Giant Red and Miz America mustard, and Bright Lights and Burgundy chard add height and texture. All are sized for a gallon pot and pair with pansies and mums.


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Mounded, colorful foliage for the autumn display. The color holds through frost, and the plant asks very little once it is set out. Height 6 to 12 inches, hardy to 10 degrees, sized for a gallon pot.



Glamour Red carries a waxless, glossy leaf that holds vivid color, and Nagoya finishes a tight, uniformly fringed head. Both color up early and hold through hard frost.




Peacock opens a feathery, serrated head, and Redbor stands 14 to 18 inches, tall enough to center a large planter. Both color up as the nights turn cold.



Three ways to build height and texture into a fall planter. Kale mounds, mustard climbs, and chard lights up the center. All three take frost.






