Bulldog Hybrid F1 Collard Seeds - not finicky About Growing Conditions(25 - Seeds)
$3.39
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I have lots of Hard to find seedsBulldog Hybrid F1 Collard Seeds - ***(All of my Hybrid seeds are pre-purchased each year from a Hybrid seed dealer for my own personal use and for resale)
Bulldog Collard replaces Top Bunch. It is more upright, slower bolting and more heat tolerant than Top Bunch. The leaves are deep blue-green with wavy edges. They are very uniform and regrow quickly after harvesting. This is an improved Georgia type. When you want big yields of vitamin-packed dark green collards, and time is of the essence, Bulldog Hybrid is the variety to grow. This Georgia-type collard, outstripping the competition in terms of speed, regrowth, and bolt .Bulldog is very uniform, with large, slightly savoyed, wavy leaves of dark green held up and just slightly outward. You can start picking the leaves young (they regrow very quickly), or let them mature and harvest the entire plant less than 10 weeks from sowing. In fact, if you like whole-plant harvesting, you can sow the seeds successively for several weeks, and enjoy more than one big crop of BulldogAnd if you are growing a spring crop but the weather turns hot way ahead of schedule, Bulldog is terrifically bolt . It will keep growing, giving you a chance to harvest more leaves before the strongest summer heat sets in.Bulldog is vigorous and widely adapted, suitable for spring and fall crops in most areas and winter crops in the south and west. It's not fini
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Very hard to find
These are so good
And remember..
Be sure to check out all my other listings...I have things that you haven't heard of or seen in a long-long time......Choose your Quantity(Hit the Select tab to see the quantity and price..)GOOD for SPRING or FALL PLANTING
This is a heavy bearer and it is so good
And remember..
I have lots of Hard to find seedsBulldog Hybrid F1 Collard Seeds - ***(All of my Hybrid seeds are pre-purchased each year from a Hybrid seed dealer for my own personal use and for resale)
Bulldog Collard replaces Top Bunch. It is more upright, slower bolting and more heat tolerant than Top Bunch. The leaves are deep blue-green with wavy edges. They are very uniform and regrow quickly after harvesting. This is an improved Georgia type. When you want big yields of vitamin-packed dark green collards, and time is of the essence, Bulldog Hybrid is the variety to grow. This Georgia-type collard, outstripping the competition in terms of speed, regrowth, and bolt .Bulldog is very uniform, with large, slightly savoyed, wavy leaves of dark green held up and just slightly outward. You can start picking the leaves young (they regrow very quickly), or let them mature and harvest the entire plant less than 10 weeks from sowing. In fact, if you like whole-plant harvesting, you can sow the seeds successively for several weeks, and enjoy more than one big crop of BulldogAnd if you are growing a spring crop but the weather turns hot way ahead of schedule, Bulldog is terrifically bolt . It will keep growing, giving you a chance to harvest more leaves before the strongest summer heat sets in.Bulldog is vigorous and widely adapted, suitable for spring and fall crops in most areas and winter crops in the south and west. It's not fini
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