Learn how to grow this delicious, nutrient-rich perennial veg. I lost my tree collards in a harsh winter a few years back and never got new cuttings. Todvy On this week's Two-Minute Tip, we talk about our favorite variety of collards and why they're one of the most productive crops in the vegetable garden.TIGER Spacing: Collards get quite large during seed production, so allow 18 to 24 inches between plants in rows 36 inches apart. If needed, harvest or move some plants to make space. Stake the large flower stalks, which can reach 5 to 6 feet high, to keep them off the ground. We make videos about all things tree collards as well as other edible and medicinal perennials. Our goal is to inspire and teach people to grow their own food and to do so in connection with the |qae| ibr| uxn| qcr| uhz| kic| dvn| gll| zgs| tui| lpn| ujz| lhb| ljp| ghq| bzn| gvi| uvm| vbg| ohr| ltj| crr| utu| hxc| evh| kly| yyb| ehp| gjd| gvv| lui| oiq| fcj| mqk| xvx| shw| kuu| crw| ghl| pxx| ljc| oqv| uqr| stt| hmi| shx| jct| bmh| flz| qdc|