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Carolina Gardening
plantloverla

yellow cabbage collards

plantloverla
14 years ago

Would anyone have access to the yellow cabbage collard seeds from the Collard Shack in Ayden, NC???? I talked to Bennie Cox and he said he would sell seed this year by mail...but I haven't been able to reach him again...I think the seed is $3 an ounce??? Anyone have or know how to get this seed? I would be happy to pay postage & handling...thanks

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