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Champion

This really cold-hardy member of the cabbage family is grown for cooked greens. Compact, handsome plants with dark-green cabbagey-looking thick leaves are borned on short stems. They are gathered all winter and can be steamed, boiled, or stir-fried well into spring. Matures in 60-80 days. (open pollinated seeds)
 
Growing Details
 
Item No Product Weight Est.Seed Ct Price   Qty.
CO350A Champion 1 g 230 2.69  
CO350B Champion 5 g 1150 4.00  
CO350C Champion 28 g 6440 5.00  
CO350D Champion 100 g 23000 7.40  
CO350E Champion 500 g 115000 12.90  

Growing Details

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Collards are members of the cabbage family grown for cooked greens. Although most varieties are associated with Southern U.S. cooking, the variety we sell is a very cold hardy type ideal for winter growing. Picked at the peak of winter they taste like summer!  Collards are very easy to grow and are very tolerant of poor soils.
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