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Mulberry F1
Vigorous and erect plant. Light purple round shaped curds. Good jacket. Versatile variety combining attractive color and good flavor. Maturity 85-95 days
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Autumn Star
TZ 0357 is the earliest of the three Kalettes® varieties, maturing from October. This variety has superb vigour and produces high yields of Kalettes® which are exceptionally easy to harvest. Remaining in good condition until at least the end of November, this variety develops a great sweet and nutty flavour as the season progresses.
Approximately 180 days to maturity
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Mistletoe
TZ 0479 has exceptional maturity up the stem, this is the tallest of the three Kalettes® varieties and will produce high yields of tasty Kalettes for the all-important Christmas period, remaining in top quality throughout the whole of November and December.
Approximately 240 days to maturity
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Snowdrop
TZ 0101 is an extremely winter hardy Kalettes® variety with slightly shorter stems which are resistant to lodging in high winds, this variety matures from January to February. The Kalettes® will remain in excellent condition during this challenging growing period and have performed well in trials even in heavy snow and freezing conditions.
Approximately 300 days to maturity
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Green Ballhead – Consulate F1
Tundra type. Long standing with blue-green slightly savoyed heads.
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Red Blaze TZ 7037 F1
This variety has been outstanding for the often difficult late autumn cropping period of October and November, however from sequential sowings it can be cropped from late July onwards. The colour, yield and stem qualities of this variety make it an excellent choice.
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Red Fire F1 TZ 5055
This outstanding winter hardy variety produces uniform, erect plants which mature from the end of January to start of March depending upon the sowing date and location. The stems are easy to pick with excellent colour and medium to large heads with 8-15cm stem diameter. It is generally best programmed for one main pick with a follow-up secondary pick after 10 days giving average yields of 300-350g per plant.
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Rudolph
Bred to perform well in the September to February period but is at its best from November to February. Produces good sized spears ideal for fresh market sales and prepack. Plants are large framed and suit fertile, heavy soil types.
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Summer Purple
Summer Purple was bred for summer/autumn production, cropping late June to October depending upon sowing date, season and the location. A versatile variety with large frame and good yields over a long cropping period.
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Kale – Mamba F1
New for Trial
Kale Mamba F1 has an upright plant habit with good uniform, narrow leaves. It is high yielding and has excellent vigor. It is great for multiple harvests. Mamba F1 has also shown good resistance to foliar diseases.
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Kale – Black Jack F1
This F1 hybrid cavolo nero has very uniform, thin, dark and well textured leaves which are perfect for bunching. This plant has a neat, rosette shaped plant habit which is easy to harvest. This variety is cold weather resistant and can stand tougher conditions. Bolt resistance is also high for this variety.
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Kale – Black Magic
A new variety of black cabbage breed by Tozer Seeds. Winter hardy with darker, savoyed leaves rather than conventional varieties. Flavour improves with frost. Use as baby leaf as a savoyed brassica. Mature leaves grow as a rosette rather than on a true stem.
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Kale – Arun F1
Arun is the first F1 hybrid green curly kale from Tozer. It is particularly suitable for bunching due to the long petiole and refined leaf shape. Arun has excellent yields and field performance under a wide range of conditions.
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Kale – Dwarf Green Curled Afro
Tozer Seed’s selection of Dwarf Green which stands severe winter weather extremely well. It has good uniformity for an open pollinated variety.
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Coloured Kale – Casper
This new variety of coloured kale has the best eating qualities of all the kales. The textured, ruffled leaves develop a striking contrasting white centre as they mature and have a very sweet flavour and have the crispest texture. The very ruffled leaves give great bag-fill. This variety is also suitable for multiple cuts.
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Coloured Kale – Roulette
This stunning new coloured kale variety has a deep red textured leaf and a striking pink mid vein running throughout the leaf. Suitable for multiple cuts, this variety is very versatile. It is the best variety for use as a baby leaf kale but also works well as a mature plant.
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Kale – Red Russian
Red Russian Kale is a tender colourful, speciality for bunching and baby leaf. Leaves are flat with red purple / red veins. The colour intensifies with the cooler temperature.
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Buttonhole Kale – Starmaker
Starmaker forms a small rosette head that makes a fantastic high value product for contemporary dining. Bold, bright pink ribs contrast against the dark green sweet leaf. The outer leaves can also be cut and used as a colourful shredded product to give added value.
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Typhoon F1
Late variety for planting June onwards which matures in 110-115 days. Dark green tight medium buds on a large head. Some downy mildew resistance.
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Zen F1
Popular mid-season variety with well structured dark green heads which shed rain well. Best for planting June onwards. Some downy mildew resistance.
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Green Ballhead – Embassy F1
Very hardy, attractive heads with slightly savoyed foliage weighing on average 1kg and maturing October to March. Very good shape and colour with excellent culinary qualities, making this variety a great choice for growers.
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Green Ballhead – Sherwood F1
Extremely versatile hybrid with solid dark green heads with a very sweet flavour. Average head weight of 1kg with short internal core. Crops August to October with good holding ability.
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Green Production – Marabel F1
The original Tozer January King hybrid. High yielding and very long standing,
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Green Production – Noelle F1
Maturing from mid-October. Noelle is long standing with good head weight and colour. Ideal size for retail packs.
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