Varieties of Collards

4 varieties

Flash Photo: Seeds 'n Such
Flash A highly productive collard with mild, sweet leaves that are slow to bolt and regrow quickly for continuous harvests.
Georgia Photo: Burpee
Georgia Highly adaptable and slow-bolting, these collards develop a sweeter, more tender flavor after a light frost.
Top Bunch 2.0 Photo: Botanical Interests
Top Bunch 2.0 This early-maturing, highly productive collard offers rapid regrowth for continuous harvesting of sweet, crisp, blue-green leaves.
Vates Photo: Seeds 'n Such
Vates An adaptable heirloom producing abundant, smooth, nutrient-rich leaves with a mild, earthy flavor, a staple in Southern cooking.