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1. www.kingsseeds.com › products › vegetable-seedsCollard Seed - Kings Seeds

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   Collard Seeds. Grow collard seeds for a spring green vegetable that never hearts up. Because of this, it can be used as a cut and come again cabbage, pulling leaves from the centres as and when they are required, from August until March. Sort by: Items per Page: Paging.

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3. incrediblevegetables.co.uk › shopOur Shop - Incredible Vegetables

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   Perennial vegetable plants & seeds to buy from our online shop. A selection of perennial kales and tree collards, leeks, leafy greens and roots and tubers.

4. www.riverford.co.uk › vegetables › collardsOrganic Bunched collards x1 / Riverford

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   Collard greens are a hearty winter Brassica. Riverford’s crop is 100% organic. Try them today - they’re great gently fried in a little butter.

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6. www.robertdyas.co.uk › thompson-morgancollard-hiCollard Hicrop F1 1 Seed Packet - Robert Dyas

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   Nutrient-Rich Harvest: Collard 'Hi-Crop' F1 provides a nutrient-packed, non-heading cabbage, offering a versatile and long-season crop. Versatility in Usage: Ideal for spring or autumn greens, this cabbage can be harvested as a whole, used as loose-leaf cabbage, or picked for cut-and-come-again, allowing flexibility in culinary applications.

7. www.organiccatalogue.com › seeds › vegetable-seedsBuy Collard 'Champion' (Organic) - Seeds | Organic Gardening ...

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   Reviews (2) Tasty, broad, green leaves, perfect to braise with olive oil and garlic. Leaves can be used in stir fry or cooked like cabbage. Hardy plants that stand well in normal winter conditions. Harvest June-February. Height 50-60cm (20-24"); spread 50-60cm (20-24").

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8. gardenerspath.com › plants › vegetables7 of the Best Collard Green Cultivars - Gardener's Path

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   Jun 24, 2020 · Want to grow your own collard greens? With several cultivars to choose from, these nutritious leafy greens are sure to satisfy. Discover our top picks now.

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   Can you grow collards from seed?

   • Because of this, it can be used as a cut and come again cabbage, pulling leaves from the centres as and when they are required, from August until March. Grow your own collard from seed from Kings A leading supplier of vegetable and flower seeds with thousands of varieties to choose from!

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   Are collard greens good?

   • Collard greens are also popular in the Southern States. They break with the convention of cooking Brassicas quickly, and instead braise them slowly, often with pork and stock, until very soft and tender. These greens are pretty robust, but don’t have the shelf life of a more tightly formed head of cabbage.

   Organic Bunched collards x1 / Riverford

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   What is a loose-leaved Collard?

   • The loose-leaved collard has become an increasingly popular vegetable, brimming full of nutrients and flavour. 'Teddie' is an especially sweet and prolific variety and is very versatile. Like an extra leafy spring green, this is much less fibrous than most cabbages so it's great young as a baby leaf and as it's so sweet, perfect in salads.

   Collards, 'Teddie', F1 Hybrid - Chiltern Seeds

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   Are collards edible?

   • Whatever the growing zone, with the proper care, collards are an annual edible that can flourish in your garden. Collard seeds can be started indoors, or sown directly in the garden.

   7 of the Best Collard Greens Varieties to Grow at Home - Gardener's Path

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10. www.chilternseeds.co.uk › item_1337k_collards_tCollards, 'Teddie', F1 Hybrid - Chiltern Seeds

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    Vegetables and Herbs. Collards, 'Teddie', F1 Hybrid. Price: £2.95. (5 of 5 based on 1 review) The loose-leaved collard has become an increasingly popular vegetable, brimming full of nutrients and flavour. 'Teddie' is an especially sweet and prolific variety and is very versatile.