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 70 days. Loose heavy heads with dark green, slightly savoyed leaves. Slow-bolting plants range from 18-24 in. An old favorite with excellent flavor. Pkt (2 g). |
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68 days. [VA/AES.] Slow-bolting collard with large blue-green leaves on 32 in. tall plants. Produces high-quality frost-resistant greens especially suited to the Mid-Atlantic and the South. Pkt (2 g). |
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 75 days. [VA/AES] A Vates type collard with increased bolt-resistance, darker blue-green foliage, and enhanced winter hardiness. Non-heading and productive. Pkt (2 g). |
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 70 days. [SC family heirloom from Rodger Winn.] Heading collard with dark-green savoyed leaves, similar to Morris Heading, but much larger, up to 3 ft. Rodger’s great-aunt made excellent sauerkraut with this. Pkt (1 g) |
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 75 days. [Alabama heir loom, original seedstock from Jean Mills.] Beautiful blue leaves with plum-colored veins. The leaves are more tender and faster to cook, and the plants hold their sweetness longer in hot weather. Smaller leaves than most collards; plants may be closely spaced.... |
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Vigorous, winter-hardy collards selected for tender, mild flavor; small leaves are sweet enough for mesclun. No susceptibility to autumn powdery mildew, and tolerant of a wide range of soils. Best for fall planting (2 g). |
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[Pre-1880] Especially valuable variety for the sandy soil of the Atlantic coast and in places where it is difficult to grow cabbage successfully. It is resistant to heat and frost, and grows well on poor soil. The open, loose heads are best harvested after frost when they are sweet and... |
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79 days. [Introduced 1820 by David Landreth.] Old-fashioned and unique variety with smooth, bright green leaves. Heat- and frost-resistant, slow-bolting and non-heading. 30-34 in. tall. Excellent resistance to cabbage worm and cabbage looper. Recommended especially for Southern and warm... |
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Crop failure, unavailable for 2015 72 days. [NC heirloom, seed stock from Benny and Vickie Cox.] Another great cabbage collard variety from the Collard Shack. Tender, mild greens. The unusual toothed leaf margins appear as if a bird had nibbled on them,... |
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75 days. [NC heirloom, seedstock from Benny and Vickie Cox, owners of the famous Collard Shack in Ayden, NC.] Milder and more tender than most collards, the yellow-tinted leaves form a loose head. Seed for cabbage collards is hard to come by - many thanks to the Coxes for sharing theirs!... |
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75 days. [NC heirloom, seedstock from Benny and Vickie Cox, owners of the famous Collard Shack in Ayden, NC.] Milder and more tender than most collards, the yellow-tinted leaves form a loose head. Seed for cabbage collards is hard to come by - many thanks to the Coxes for sharing theirs!... |
$8.25
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75 days. [VA/AES] A Vates type collard with increased bolt-resistance, darker blue-green foliage, and enhanced winter hardiness. Non-heading and productive. (28 g) |
$8.50
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Vigorous, winter-hardy collards selected for tender, mild flavor; small leaves are sweet enough for mesclun. No susceptibility to autumn powdery mildew, and tolerant of a wide range of soils. Best for fall planting. (28 g) |
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