When to Plant Collards in California
Coastal and Southern California don’t freeze, so there’s no frost date to sow around there at all: collards can go in almost any month, timed instead to…
How High Can a Hedge Be in West Virginia? What the Law Actually Says
West Virginia has no statewide hedge height limit. Nothing in the state code sets a number of feet for how tall a hedge can grow on residential property.
The Best Collards and Greens for California
California doesn’t have one collard season, it has three. Coastal and Southern California gardens run frost-free all year, so the winning varieties there…
When to Plant Collards in British Columbia
Collards in British Columbia go into the ground twice: a spring sowing timed to the region’s mean last frost of March 18, and a fall sowing counted back…
The Best Collards and Greens for British Columbia
British Columbia’s coastal gardens run mild and long: a frost-free window that stretches from mid-March to mid-November, paired with a winter that rarely…
When to Plant Collards in Arkansas
Collards go into Arkansas soil twice a year: a small spring planting in late winter, and the main event in mid to late summer for a fall harvest that…
The Best Collards and Greens for Arkansas
Fast-maturing, heat-tolerant collards like Georgia Southern or Champion beat slow heirloom types across almost all of Arkansas.
When to Plant Collards in Arizona
In low-desert Arizona, collards go into the ground in fall, not spring, timed to escape summer heat rather than to dodge a killing frost.
The Best Collards and Greens for Arizona
Arizona’s real challenge with collards isn’t cold, it’s the opposite: months of heat so intense that cool-season greens simply shut down.
When to Plant Collards in Alberta
Most Alberta gardeners can sow collards outdoors starting in mid-to-late May, right around the province’s average last spring frost, and again in July…