Texsel Greens (Ethiopian Kale)

Brassica carinata   Approximately 125 seeds per pack. Germination: 90%  Oct 2024 Packed for 2025 Origins and History Ethiopian Kale, also known as Texsel Greens originates in the Horn of Africa where it has been cultivated for centuries.  Also known locally as habesha gomen in Ethiopia, and also as Abyssinian mustard or texsel greens here, this cool plant is an African green in the cabbage family. It is part of the Brassica family, related to kale, mustard greens, and cabbage. Texsel Greens are highly valued for their fast growth, high yield, and mild, slightly nutty flavor.  It is traditionally grown in Ethiopia as both a leafy green and an oilseed crop. The crop is particularly valued for its resilience in challenging climates, thriving in semi-arid regions where other leafy greens may struggle. In recent decades, Texsel Greens have gained recognition internationally for their rapid growth and adaptability, making them a promising crop for both small-scale subsistence farming and div