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I also bring in a few of my Tuscano, (called dinosaur kale) in every year. They only survive like that for two years but when they get set back out in the spring I have four foot tall dinosaur kale in my front yard in NH. I rare sight lol

Richard they don't go dormant they just keep on growing. I eat off of them all year. And the picture I posted is a Kosmic Kale cutting I took this year.

I think that is a great idea! I make it a point to plant a few things under my fruit trees. My procedure for planting fruit trees is the following: Dig hole, plant tree, surround planting hole with home made worm casting and bunny poo, surround the tree with cardboard, cover with straw and...

Kosmic Kale from cutting, little tiny sea kale on the right, and a Rhubarb on the left, ignore the Rhubarb lol.

No problem. I planted them in 2012 with no winter protection and they have survived. They are durable enough though that I just rip two of them out of the ground and bring them inside every winter. I then replant them in the spring. They are about two/three feet tall. I take cuttings from them...

I know this is a late response to an old post but here we go anyhow. I grow three varieties of perennial kale; Kosmic Kale, Perennial Tree Collards (not perennial in my zone), and Sea Kale. I have to say that I am always surprised when someone say's they are not sure about growing a perennial...