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Collards

Collards

A southern favorite that is popular in Southern cooking. A tasty treat both cooked and raw. Collards flavor is enhanced by cool weather making it taste even better grown during a Northern fall.

One of the earliest to harvest collards on the market. A Georgia-type hybrid that produces tall and productive plants. Leaves are medium-green with savoy shape. Uniform shape that is great for fresh market sales.

Georgia Southern is a large collard plant with a cabbage-like taste! This variety produces bluish-green leaves that can grow up to 36" tall and do not bunch or head like cabbage leaves. These large open heads are great for cooking or freezing. The Georgia Southern collard is vitamin rich, sweet, not bitter, heat tolerant, and frost hardy.

Vates is one of the highest yielding collards around! This collard variety produces dark green leaves that are very delicious. Vates grows to a height of 30" and is very slow to bolt.

The Champion collard is a tasty improved Vates selection! These large, dark green, cabbage-like leaves retain eating quality for up to 2 weeks or longer. Champion is a compact collard plant that has an increased bolt resistance and enhanced winter hardiness, truly making it a champion!