Two of the hardiest ornamental annual plants using containers are the kales and the cabbages. These plants, part of the brassica family, can really take the cold. As more and more cultivars or ...

During winter, people might eye cabbages and kales for eating, but their relatives, ornamental cabbages and kales, can fill a different kind of hunger – visual cravings on cold, gray days.&#8… ...

1. Ornamental Cabbages Though a cabbage on your patio might be a hard sell, you’ll have to stick with us on this one. Adding beautiful fall garden color — available in vibrant purple or fresh ...

Carrie Engel from Valley View Farms joins Jenyne for a lesson in caring for ornamental cabbage - a great plant to add color to your garden as the weather gets colder.

These hanging pots feature ornamental cabbage and pansies. Decorative vegetables can lend interesting color and texture to your space. (Photos by iStock) ...

Ornamental cabbage and kale are the perfect addition to your garden in the fall as they don’t tolerate the heat of summer and will bolt. The plants grow to about 15 inches tall and one foot wide ...

This makes them a good choice for height layering with plants such as ornamental cabbage and ornamental kale.

Ornamental cabbage and kale are also very popular. These plants have a similar appearance to the cabbage and kale you grow to eat.

Ornamental kale is similarly available in these colors, except that its foliage is fluffily frilled. The beauty displayed by ornamental cabbage and kale is temperature dependent.

Consider this ornamental cabbage (Brassica oleracea) as decorative foliage instead of a vegetable. “Varieties like ‘Color Up Purple’ offer unique texture and color to a fall garden ...

Greg from Ginger Valley shows off the 8-Inch Mums, Ornamental Peppers, and Cabbages! Green Thumb on WSBT22 is sponsored by Ginger Valley Garden Center. Visit them at 15065 St. Rd. 23 Granger, IN ...