COLLARDS Sow seed outdoors as early as ground can be worked. Plant in rows 24 to 30 inches apart spacing seeds 1 inch apart in the row. Cover seed with 1/4 inch of fine soil, well pressed down. Keep soil moist until plants start to grow. (CO02)COLLARD VATES (70 days) Excellent strain used for market due to its uniform and compact growth habit. It is a non-heading, slow-bolting collard with large blue-green leaves on 32 in. tall plants. Produces high quality frost-resistant greens. Flavor is excellent for both market and the home gardener. 15 grams approx 3500 seeds - $2.39 Quantity :

(CO03) COLLARD GEORGIA SOUTHERN (78 days) An old favorite introduced before 1880 also known as "Creole" and "Georgia Green" Collards. The plants bear a loose cluster of slightly crumpled blue-green leaves. Plant height 2 to 3 feet. Produces delicious, tender, juicy greens with a cabbage like flavor. A vigorous non-heading variety. The plants can stand light frosts. Tolerant to heat and poor soil conditions. A staple of down-home Dixie. 7 grams approx 1750 seeds UNTREATED - $2.39 Quantity :

(CO04) COLLARD CHAMPION (78 days) A much improved Vates selection. Dark green and large, the cabbage-like leaves retain their springtime eating quality up to 2 weeks longer than other Vates types. Great with pork and bacon. 10 grams - $2.39 Quantity :