Adaptable to various climates: Thrives in both hot and cold environments for year-round cultivation
Easy to sow and harvest: Suitable for direct sowing, starting indoors, or transplanting
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Days to Maturity: 80 days
A beloved favorite for many years, Georgia is tops for tender, moist bite and reliably heavy yields. The non-heading plants reach 30 to 36 inches tall, producing abundantly, and the greens are unsurpassed for fresh-collard taste.
Georgia has become the industry standard thanks to its frost tolerance, heavy producti
Days to Maturity
80 days
Plant Height
30 to 36 inches
Seed Pack
1/32 oz (800 seeds)
Sows
250 feet
Sunlight
Full sun or partial shade
Plant Class
Brassicales
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Not Georgia collard seeds
So disappointed. I’ve grown Georgia collards for years—my favorite fall vegetable—but none of the 30+ that I’ve grown from this packet are Georgia collards. Most are kale, 2 are a cup-shaped lettuce, and 2 are a different variety of kale. The picture shows true Georgia collard seeds but apparently the seeds came from a source where various greens were grown in too close a proximity…or perhaps a packaging issue. I had replanted several just hoping, but it’s too late to start over now. Now I’ll have to wait another year.
J
Joy · Yesterday
Just getting these planted, but I have never had Parks Seed fail to grow for me!