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Mama Cormier 
Before I saw the words at the bottom I thought to myself how much that looked like ornamental Kale but thought the colors too bright and too lush to be kale! Great photo
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Thank you Christine. The colours seem to get brighter every year. I really love this plant.
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I have never grown them. I can’t even recall now but it sounds like they may be perennials? I know living in CT they were annuals as they couldn’t make it through the whole winter. Working in a garden shop when I was younger I do remember seeing them with snow on them so they are somewhat resilient.
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They are definitely annuals, Christine. I’ve never seen them come back in the spring but they hang around for a good part of the winter.
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I wonder if they sell them here in FL. I don’t know if I have ever seen them, but then again I haven’t really plant shopped.
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They seem to like the cold weather so maybe it’s too hot in Florida.
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probably. most of the things I have tried to plant here that I used to grow in CT have died. I have to figure it out since the heat and rain are so different here.
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Amazing colour as such, but for a kale!!
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Isn’t it lovely? I’m looking forward to photographing it when the snow falls.
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How lovely
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Thank you Sheree.
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You’re very welcome
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It’s gorgeous!
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Thanks Aletta.
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