The Borecole Redbor has large, loosely curled leaves that develop a purplish-red color in cold win...The Borecole Redbor has large, loosely curled leaves that develop a purplish-red color in cold winter temperatures and after the first frost. You can cultivate from January to March in a cold frame protected from the wind with a fleece cover for frosty nights, or in a pot on the windowsill. It requires regular watering and feeding. Water generously, especially on hot days, but avoid waterlogging. The plant grows best in a sunny location of the vegetable patch and in nutritious soil with good water storage capacity.
The Borecole Redbor has large, loosely curled leaves that develop a purplish-red color in cold winter temperatures and after the first frost. You can cultivate from January to March in a cold frame protected from the wind with a fleece cover for frosty nights, or in a pot on the windowsill. It requires regular watering and feeding. Water generously, especially on hot days, but avoid waterlogging. The plant grows best in a sunny location of the vegetable patch and in nutritious soil with good water storage capacity.