Collard Seeds - White Cabbage Collards

Unavailable for 2025 Brassica oleracea HEIRLOOM. Marvin Foster of Fairmont, NC says these collards were saved by his grandfather in Pender County, NC for at least 60 years, and notes that they turn white during cold spells. The plants produce light green leaves with thick, cabbage-like white midribs, and will form a loose head when allowed to grow to full size. We found the leaves quite tender and tasty when young, but a little toothy at full size, though they still have great flavor when cooked.  1.75 gram packet contains about 400 seeds.