-10C, 300m up, snow off and on for 3 months
Kale – Ragged Jack/Red Russian
rubbish, totally dead
Kale – Darkibor
poor, but will recover for spring greens
Cabbage - red Huzaro
poor, several rotted off
Cabbage - savoy Tarvoy
very good
Leeks - Sultan, Flextan
very good
Pak Choi – Joy Choi
very good (surprisingly)
Mizuna
mush
Swiss chard
mush
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