Enjoy a longer harvest of sweet and flavorful, blue-green leaves. Top Bunch Hybrid Collards has a high resistance to bolting. In addition, the vigorous plants have rapid regrowth, so you can harvest again and again. The slightly wavy leaves will sweeten from frost—and they're packed with vitamins and minerals. A cool season crop, collards grow best in the spring and fall gardens. For the spring garden, start collard seeds indoors and then transplant to the garden. For the fall garden, collard seeds can be directly sown into the garden in late summer. 71 DAYS