BERZA COMÚN (Brassica oleracea var. viridis)
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SEEDS OF MARROW-STEM KALE PROTEOR - BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. MEDULLOSA -

Collards are used for fodder but in numerous countries they are mainly cultivated for their large dark-colored edible leaves. Rich source of minerals, fibers,  vitamin C, A, K, and calcium. The plant can also be cultivated for ornamental in a garden. They can be collected all year long but taste better in wintertime.

Direct sowing in March, April and in autumn. 

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Seeds per gram: 250
5,50  with VAT (10%)

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Botanical name Brassica oleracea var. viridis
Average germination (%) 80
Germination (in days) 8-10
Hardiness Hardy
Life cycle Annual, Biennial
Plant use Edible, Fodder, Herbs garden
Seeds per gram 250
Soil - Moisture Well-drained
Soil - Type No preference
Sunlight - Exposure Partial shade, Sun
Watering Regular
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