Brassica oleracea 'Georgia Southern' - Web page Navigation - Collards, Georgia Southern Collards Page

Introducing the Brassica oleracea 'Georgia Southern' Collard, also known as Georgia Southern Collards. This biennial/perennial plant can grow up to 1.2 m (4ft) and is hardy to zone 7, making it a perfect addition for your garden or farm. It blooms from May to August and pollinates through bees, making it an excellent pollinator-friendly plant. The plant is self-fertile and prefers light, medium, and heavy soils as well as well-draining soil. It can tolerate acidic, neutral, and basic soils and can grow in semi-shade or no shade. The plant requires moist soil, but it can tolerate maritime exposure. Originally a native species of coastal southern and western Europe, this plant has adapted well to other ecosystems, including Georgia, USA. Add some Southern flavor to your dishes with Georgia Southern Collards. Order now and savor the taste of the South!