Green Glaze, and don't let the leaves get too big before you pick them.

ETA Those collards in the IFAS doc all seem to be big coarse varieties.

Yeah, I noticed that too. Mostly commercial varieties, I'd guess. Georgia Southern isn't a big producer, but it's enough for me.

ETA: I looked up Green Glaze. It looks like one I'd like to try.

I spilled the seeds I had left or I'd offer to send you some. They are hard to get.

HI, carolb. Yes, they always have them listed, but when you try to order them it's often a different story. They're very popular and Southern Exposure is about the only place that has them in their catalog, so they sell out fast when they get any seeds.

Well, I have Georgia Southern planted, so I guess I'll just stick with this one until next year, then try getting the other next spring when they have seeds and no one is buying them. LOL

I've never grown collards but I got a good bunch of turnips going.Can anyone tell me which collards to grow in south Brevard county and when to plant