Those Amazing Collards

ScottinAtlanta · February 25, 2012

Folks, I was working some supplements into my raised beds today when I looked down, and saw I was stepping on some young collards in the pathway. There was an old collard stalk, with new collards growing out of the end. That thing was jerked out of the ground in November, lay on the path for months, stepped on, froze on, and here it comes roaring back.

Just a little point - there is no subforum in Misc Edibles for collards, so I am putting this in Herbs. Ouch!

Jeannine Anne · February 25, 2012

Oh, no spot for brassicas even..

Wonderful story, thank you

XX Jeannine

cornbreadlouie · February 25, 2012

Heh, that's great. Resilient things.

I hacked down my cayenne pepper at the base of them stem right before it was supposed to frost, and when I came back a couple months later and pulled the root ball out of the container, there was a bunch of new growth. Unfortunately I didn't notice until after I destroyed it.

February 25, 2012	#3
cornbreadlouie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: SF bay area... north bay Posts: 242	Heh, that's great. Resilient things. I hacked down my cayenne pepper at the base of them stem right before it was supposed to frost, and when I came back a couple months later and pulled the root ball out of the container, there was a bunch of new growth. Unfortunately I didn't notice until after I destroyed it. __________________ Do You Like Worms?

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February 25, 2012	#2
Jeannine Anne Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Canada Posts: 1,553	Oh, no spot for brassicas even.. Wonderful story, thank you XX Jeannine