Morris Heading Collards

79 days — An old-time heirloom favorite, 'Morris Heading' plants are mostly large in stature but population do tend to be highly variable in size and color; ranging from green to very blue-green. The fast-growing stalks can reach twenty-four to thirty-six inches tall, are slow to bolt, and produce broad, wavy leaves that maintain a mild flavor. Many plants will form leafy heads late in growing season.

Bred by the Morris Plant Farm of Hasty, North Carolina, 'Morris Heading' was introduced around 1919.^[1] Each packet contains one gram, which is approximately 250 to 300 seeds.