Tuscan Kale

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Diane
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I planted 5 of these last year and they've been magnificent, still looking good - but I'm not sure what to do with it now...will it produce all summer again...or do I need to replant with new plantlets?

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Hi Diane

If you can spare the space you can keep them growing through the summer provided you take off any flowering spikes - don't throw them away; eat them. You could start a few new plants too to be on the safe side.
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Fantastic...thank you Alan. :D
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