Georgia Southern Collards cucumisIts easy to see why this old 1800s heirloom has been around for so long. A smaller and sturdier variety compared to other collards we've tried, the plant is both vigorous and productive, making it an an excellent choice for small spaces. The tender, blue green leaves hold up well when when sauted or stewed. Heat and frost tolerant and slow to bolt.
Grows to 20" in height
Each card measures 4
in the Northeast
For more info on the differences between softnecks and hardnecks
There are typically 50-65 cloves per pound
As a gardener you feel great pleasure in seeing creatures benefit from a flower garden
Rhubarb Chard boasts the brightest of red stalks
Calcium Carbonate
The paper dimensions are 16x20 inches to fit a standard frame
18" x18" square
Select seed from your favorites and create your own artistic interpretation
making them a gorgeous (and healthy) edible landscaping plant