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π₯¬ Georgia Collard Greens β 3β
π₯¬ Georgia Collard Greens β 3β
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Nothing says Southern comfort quite like Georgia Collards! πΏ This beloved heirloom variety produces large, tender, blue-green leaves packed with flavor and nutrition. Known for its heat tolerance, Georgia Collard Greens thrive in our Zone 8/9 climate, making them a must-have for your fall and winter garden.
π± A Little History
Collards have been a staple of Southern cooking for centuries, passed down through generations as a symbol of family gatherings and Sunday suppers. The Georgia variety is one of the most popular for its dependable growth, smooth leaves, and mild flavor β perfect for steaming, sautΓ©ing, or slow-cooking.
π‘ Where It Grows Best
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USDA Zones: 3β10 (ideal for Zone 8/9 fall & winter planting)
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Sun: Full sun (6β8 hours)
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Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter
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Spacing: 18β24β apart for big, healthy leaves
πΏ Care Instructions
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Planting: Transplant your 3β Georgia collard into well-prepared soil enriched with compost.
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Watering: Keep soil evenly moist, especially in dry weather.
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Feeding: Fertilize every 3β4 weeks for lush, steady growth.
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Harvesting: Start picking outer leaves when theyβre about 10β long. Harvest regularly to encourage continued production.
πΈ Companion Planting
Plant near onions, garlic, and dill to deter pests. Avoid planting near pole beans or strawberries.
Georgia Collards are rich in vitamins A, C, and K β perfect for healthy eating all season long. Whether you simmer them low and slow with a ham hock or toss them in a quick stir fry, they bring that classic Southern flavor to your table. π₯β¨
π Available now at Wrights Market β grow your own collards and taste the difference!
π±π₯¬ Seasonal Planting Tips β Georgia Collards
Yβall, itβs collard season at Wrights Market! πΏβ¨ Now is the perfect time to plant these classic greens for a steady harvest through fall and winter.
π When to Plant:
π Zone 8/9 Tip: Plant now through October for a continuous harvest all season. They even get sweeter after the first frost! βοΈ
π Growing Tips:
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Give them full sun and 18β24β spacing
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Water deeply once or twice a week
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Pick outer leaves first to keep plants producing
π΄ Kitchen Inspiration:
Slow cook with smoked turkey or bacon for that classic Sunday supper taste β or try sautΓ©ing with garlic and olive oil for a lighter side dish.
π Stop by Wrights Market today for your 3β Georgia Collard Green starts and get your fall garden off to a flavorful start.
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