SEA KALE

Sea kale (Crambe maritima). (Crambe maritima), cabbagelike perennial plant of the mustard family (Brassicaceae), native to seashores and cliffs of Eurasia. Young or blanched leaves are cooked and eaten. The waxy, blue-green, coarsely toothed leaves are 3090 cm (13 feet) long. Honey-fragrant, clustered sprays of white, four-petaled flowers rise from the basal leaves.