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Collard greens are a cool season vegetable and areoftenplanted in late summer to early autumn for winter harvest inthesouth. In more northern areas, collards may be planted alittleearlier for fall or winter harvest.
Keeping this in view, what month do you plant collards?
In the spring, time planting for two tothreeweeks before the last spring frost date to ensure thattheplants receive the right amount of cold temperaturesforadded flavor. Plant seedlings in the fall six to eightweeksprior to the first frost date. Collard starts require18 to24 inches of space between plants.
People also ask, how long does it take to grow collard greens?
60 to 85 days
One of our readers pointed out that collardgreensare not perennial, although we included them in alist ofvegetables that will regrow from year toyear.Technically speaking, our reader is right:collards are notperennial but rather biennial. However, incertain areas, they actlike perennials.