Alabama Blue Collards

The more compact collard we carry making them ideal for containers and greenstalks. Can handle both heat and cold well (cold just makes them sweeter). But these collards are known for their more tender, sweeter leaves that cook faster than other varieties. This is a landrace, which means mixed traits, so you may have green, blue, or even purplish leaves. If your not looking for bulk, these may be your best bet.

Packet: ~300 seeds

Good to start from seed in these months:

North Florida: February-March, July-November 

Central Florida: January-March, August-December

South Florida: January-February, September-December