Nabha ji
I have uploaded several vegetable cultivars of Brassica, especially B.
oleracea.

As I understand, var. acephala has now been assigned to two different
varieties:

1. *var. viridis*: mostly edible vegetables crops of which I have uploaded
several cultivars including our popular Kashmir Karam/Haak saag (syn: var.
acephala L.).....this includes kale, collards, tall kale, etc. German names
for this are *Blätterkohl, **Blattkohl, **Futterkohl*   and *Kuhkohl*
**
2.* var. sabellica*: mostly ornamental cultivars grown in pots and beds,
rarely used as vegetable (syn: var. acephala auct. (non L.). this includes
curly kale used as vegetable, decorative kale, ornamental kale, borecole,
curlies. German names include *Braunkohl, Federkohl, Grünkohl, Krauskohl *
and* Zier-Kohl.*

**
I have uploaded the curly kale as vegetable crop. I will be uploading
ornamental kale separately.


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On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 10:57 PM, nabha meghani <[email protected]> wrote:

>  Professor Singh ji and others,
>
> I don't know if you get Grünkohl in India too. I found for Grünkohl
> "Brassica oleracea var. sabellica L" on german wiki and *Brassica oleracea
> * <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brassica_oleracea> Acephala 
> Group<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acephala_Group> on
> engl. Wiki.
> The pics look similar. I don't know what is what.
> Unfortunately I don't have a foto of Grünkohl shall try to get one.
>
> Anyway Grünkohl is a very popular vegetable in north germany, especially in
> Bremen and surrounding. Because of its form it is called Palme and every
> place claim that it is their Palm. So in Oldenburg they say it is
> olderburger Palme and in Lippe Lippischer Palme.
> The Kohlessen is a very popular event here. In jan. Feb. when the weather
> is very cold, it is the Grünkohl-time. One meets many groups going on
> "Kohlfahrt". They pull a handcart behind them, which is full of various
> alcoholic drinks. Every now and then they stop and play and sing and drink.
> We live on the outskirts of Ritterhude and 500 meters behind our house there
> is woody area. So when we go for a walk, we meet such groups heading towards
> one restaurant, which is deep in the woods. Kohl und Pinkel is the one and
> only dish.    Read more: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gr%C3%BCnkohlessen
>
> "Kohl und Pinkel" is one of the dishes at the very famous and oldest event
> (since 1545) of Schaffermahlzeit, traditionally thought of as a gettogether
> of the Bremen shipping and merchants and is strictly regulated. Famous
> personalities are invited and they donate to the "Foundation House
> Seefahrt", that takes care of the families of the sailors who died at sea.
>
> Women were not allowed :-((((((((((((((((( but now that women are working
> as ships captains they are invited too. Apart from that Shaffer*innen*mahl
> is organized since 1975, as women are taking a big part in the society-life.
> In 2007 Angela Merkel was one lady-guest and in the same year Lakshmi
> Mittal was the guest of honour.
>
>  http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schaffermahlzeit sorry there is no engl.
> version of it.
>
> Hope I havn't bored you!
> Regards
> Nalini
>

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