Collard Greens
About:
Collards are wonderful because they very well might be the first greens you can harvest in the spring and the last one in the fall—or even winter!
Tips:
Plant outdoors in early spring 1 to 2 feet apart. Harvest leaves from the lower part of the plant. The flower buds (which appear on our semi-wild collards) are edible (and tasty!) before they open.
Growing or Grown at the squibix farm:
Recent Farm Updates
- May 20, 2013 - Planted out hot peppers (4 Early Jalapeno, 5 Hungarian Yellow Wax, and 1 Orange Thai) and tomatoes (1 each Sweet Million, Yellow Pear, Black Cherry, ... [read more]
- May 12, 2013 - 5/6 peas sprouting—at least, the ones that the chickens didn't get to.
- May 7, 2013 - New Honeycrisp apple tree starting to leaf out.
