Chou vert, véritable sud

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SKU: GS-6749-COL-30+

Description

Grand favori du jardin
Planter à 3-4" de distance
Plein soleil - arrosage moyen
semer les graines à 1/16" de profondeur

Plant Name: Collards True Southern / Georgia Southern (Brassica oleracea var. acephala)
Cultivar Type: Heirloom, Open-Pollinated
Plant Class: Cool/Warm-Season Leafy Vegetable (Biennial grown as Annual)
Color: Large, deep blue-green paddle leaves with prominent pale midribs
Plant Characteristics: Broad upright spreading habit (24–36 inches tall / 24 inches wide), smooth non-crinkled foliage, high heat
cold hardiness, rich mild flavor: cold hardiness, rich mild flavor
Suitable Space: Vegetable garden beds, raised plots, intensive row plantings, large patio containers
Season: Spring, Summer & Autumn (Year-Round Harvesting)
Best Time for Sowing (Zone 6b): Direct sow or transplant outdoors early April to May for early summer harvests; sow again late June to July for a heavy autumn crop that lasts well into winter.
Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Watering Needs: Moderate (requires steady moisture for tender leaves, but exhibits strong drought resistance once established)
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What is included?

Contains about 1 gram of seeds

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Good to know

Exceptional temperature tolerance—handles intense midsummer heat without bolting and survives heavy autumn frosts
Highly productive "cut-and-come-again" green that provides continuous leaf harvests over a long season
Rich in vitamins A, C, K, calcium, and dietary fiber with a smooth, non-bitter profile

Plants grow broad and bulky, requiring 18 to 24 inches of spacing between plants at full maturity
Outer leaves benefit from protective row covers in spring to shield tender foliage from flea beetles and cabbage worms