Georgia Collards

  Open pollinated. 80 days. Enjoy this old time Southern favorite. Succulent with mild cabbage flavor. Non heading plants of Georgia Collards may be cooked whole when young or harvest the tender leaves at the top of the plant. Will take light frosts.       Planting Directions:  For use through the early Summer months, plant seed during the early months of the year in hotbeds.  Cover seed with 1/4” of fine soil, well pressed down.  When plants are about 5” high and danger of frost is past, transplant to about 2’ apart each way.  A deep rich loamy soil well prepared is most suitable.  For Fall and Winter use, plant seed from late spring until early summer in the open ground.