Georgia Collards
Product Description
(Brassica oleracea) Cabbage with curly leaves grown during Roman times is considered to be the ancestor of kale and its close relative collards. Collards have larger and rounder leaves than kale with a slightly more bitter flavor and are the traditional “greens” of the southeastern United States region. Georgia Collards are productive and thrive in the cool weather of spring along with kale and lettuces. Most/full sun. 2 feet. 50+ seeds
