Purple Tree Collard
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What it is
A collard. Collards are a cabbage-family green grown for their leaves, not heads. (This source covers collards in general.)
Texas A&M AgriLifeWhy grow/eat it
Collards are low in calories and high in protein, vitamins and minerals, and they take more heat and cold than most Texas vegetables.
Texas A&M AgriLifeHow to use it
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Harvest in Houston
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Container tips
Collards need deep, well-drained soil (roots reach 2 feet) and as much sun as possible.
Texas A&M AgriLifeCautions
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