Kale, Collard, Cole 'Vates'

Great collards! I had no trouble staring this from seed in a six pack and transplanting. I don't think the seedlings even noticed. They e...Read Morexploded shortly there after to be wonderful producers. Cooked up tender and produced well into fall. Unfortunately, the deer loved them too.

This has been a standard plant in my Florida garden every winter since childhood. Starts and transplants easily for me. Cold sweetens i...Read Moret. Never damaged by freezes. Slow to bolt in summer. In fact I had a few plants going year round till the top of the stalk was just too high to pick the leaves when I gave up on them. A must have for my garden. DR

An open pollinated non heading dark green collard from VP!& SU. Dark green, thick textured leaves with a high ratio of blade to stalk. I...Read Morendustry standard for almost two decades, cold hardy. 1950. Had to put the 1950 in the name because the system kept thinking it was the kale. Been a while since I grew this one, but it is a prolific collard.