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[@sylviasandy]

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[@jesuschristnumber1574]

Do you plant turnip greens, mustard greens, too? If so, show a video please 😊

[@katehopkinsbrent5573]

Do you freeze your collard greens? If so, what steps do you take if any before freezing.

[@angelacalloway8125]

Just subscribed to your channel! So glad I found you!😊

[@sylviasandy]

@@angelacalloway8125 Thank you, Angela. 😊 ❤️

[@sylviasandy]

@@katehopkinsbrent5573 I chop it up and freeze in ziplock bags. When I'm ready to cook, I thaw it out and cook it. Thank you for watching, Kate. ❤️ ❤️

[@despicabledavidshort3806]

Hey sweetie,for your followers that don't like the stems to eat you can chop them up and dehydrate. Then make a powder for smoothies, to add to soup, sprinkle on salads, etc for extra flavor and extra vitamins 💚

[@sylviasandy]

What a brilliant idea!! I'm going to try that. Thank you so much for sharing. 😊 ❤❤

[@aquilaclark814]

Thanks for that tip..🥰.. I have been put in my stems in my compost bin..but I think I will dry some next time to save to put in a smoothie.🥰

[@bettydiggs2563]

Woww that's good to know what else we can do with the stems.❤

[@latasham.mcpherson5451]

Thanks for the dehydrate idea! I usually juice the stems and add to my Morning juice.

[@Tincyb]

Thank you!! What a great way to minimize waste. I've been composting, but trying to find ways to get to zero waste.

[@HisStolenIdentity]

I DID NOT KNOW that collard greens had seeds like this! Ingenious. FREE FOOD. I love it!

[@sheliajones4676]

I got so many plants from my seeds.

[@GeckoHiker]

This is a brilliant and sustainable start to growing produce at home. More people could do this and save a lot of money. We eat a lot of greens and decided to create a Garden Room in the house. It started on a wall, then moved into a spare room. In there we are able to grow food all year, and in the summer, I'll put out plant pots that I want to bolt and set seed. We grow herbs, greens, broccoli, radishes, turnips, carrots, and beets to also have their greens. We also grow scallions, celery, cherry tomatoes, peppers, sweet potatoes, and sugar snap peas. The outdoor garden is planted for the season for potatoes, onions, green beans, cucumbers, squash, maize, millet, leeks, and more.

[@sylviasandy]

That's awesome.👏 😊 Thank you for sharing. ❤️ ❤️

[@cherilynne1946]

Wow! I was raised eating collards, but you taught me a lot I didn't know about growing them. A pot of fresh collards cooked with pork seasoning, along with a pot of cooked potatoes and a cake of freshly baked cornbread (baked in a cast iron skillet) is my idea of comfort food. Thank you!

[@sylviasandy]

That sounds delicious. 😊 Thank you for watching, Cherilynne.❤❤

[@bettydiggs2563]

Oooh my yess😂

[@bettydiggs2563]

That's how my mom cooked them. And sometimes she used turkey meat.

[@cherilynne1946]

@@bettydiggs2563 I’ll have to try seasoning collards with turkey meat. I’m sure it’ll be wonderful!

[@melvinawilliams6635]

Thank you so much.😊

[@denisecovelle938]

I grow collards every year, haven’t bought them in years! Organic and taste so much better than stores

[@sylviasandy]

So true. Thank you for watching, Denise. ❤️ ❤️

[@purposefulwhit3626]

H there, thank you for this valuable info. How do you prevent the bugs from eating the leaves?

[@believer7377]

​@@purposefulwhit3626 try mosquito netting maybe..

[@clynthia0510]

Thank you so much for this video. Nobody has shown what the pods look like. Or when to harvest them. Excellent video. ❤❤❤

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Clynthia. Thank you for watching. ❤❤

[@askmamalouise7605]

Sis! I have never seen such an on-point collard green video! I had to subscribe! Thanks a million! 🥰

[@sylviasandy]

I'm glad it helped. 😊Thank you. ❤❤

[@theresaparker4891]

Me too, thanks 😮

[@readysetsuccess]

So useful. Glad to learn this. I put collards in smoothies with banana, berries, ginger, almond milk and cinnamon. But when I feel nostalgic, collards with smoked turkey, pickled beets, chicken and hot water cornbread.

[@sylviasandy]

Very healthy combo. Thank you for sharing. 😊 ❤️ ❤️

[@patriciaanderson2955]

Thank you for these amazing teaching videos.

[@billjack9964]

💡 Great idea about re-planting greens. We do the same for Mustard Greens and Okra. The only problem is that most of the regular grocery stores don't have the roots attached to greens. You may have better luck at a Farmer's Market.

[@martinlohne5128]

I like collard greens that are big and, some would say tough. I make rice and mix it with sesame tahini, garlic salt, lemon or lime juice, tumeric and onion and use it to make collard wraps with the fresh uncooked collards. Very good.

[@josephineananda]

Collard wraps filled with baked spiced beans and bacon ❤❤❤❤❤❤.

[@sylviasandy]

That sounds delicious. 😊 Thank you for sharing, Martin. ❤❤

[@jessicaroserose2827]

My husband lived in The South of the USA for 26 years. I made collards for him yesterday, and he is so happy!

[@Ms.Byrd68]

This was informative. I knew CELERY would grow like that but I didn't know you could RE-GROW Collards like that, thanks! I would remind people, however, that VARIETY is still important because you need to know whether or not your grocery store is selling 'Open-pollinated' varieties of 'Collards' when it comes to being able to save the seed from them but all in all this is great information.

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. 😊❤❤

[@pathunter4988]

I cook cornbread and I fry my collards using real bacon bits

[@Ms.Byrd68]

@@pathunter4988 Fried Collards! Never had that, wish you could do a video, lol!

[@tigeress09]

People can buy from. Farmers market.

[@bjnva]

This is great to know. Thanks

[@xencyp6528]

It’s our staple vegetable greens 🥬 in Southern Africa..we have different varieties like the others you showed on the store shelf.. we eat it with pap/ sadza/ nshima

[@sylviasandy]

That sounds delicious. 😊 Thank you for sharing. ❤❤

[@jswilliams-waldron7602]

So nice to see the entire process. WELL DONE!

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Williams. ❤️ ❤️

[@aplaceinthestars3207]

I really enjoy learning clever ways to garden with what we already have- I've used grocery produce to re-grow green onions and potatoes, and even ransacked my spice cabinet for things like cumin, chili peppers, and even goji berries! When I'm unsuccessful, it's usually because of my plants getting eaten by something, or just being in a very rough (cold, dry, sun-less) climate. When I grow from seed, I also want to keep seeds for next year, and the plant that I get the most out of is mustard! It made me happy to see this similar brassica and learn how easy it would be to go from the market to the garden!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@OldLadyGardener]

I chop my collards and cook with chicken broth and turkey wings. I eat with cornbread 😋

[@sylviasandy]

That sounds yummyyyyyy!! 😊 Thank you for sharing, Rosie. ❤❤

[@user-qb3eb5rd3t]

Thank you, Sis! Please keep teaching us about growing our African foods.

[@sylviasandy]

I will. Thank you for watching. 😊 ❤️

[@charleeshaw7423]

When did collard green become African food?

[@Dindasayswhynot]

@charleeshaw7423 Honey, you need to start getting an education. How do you think collards became known to us in the US, Caribbean and other places? Primarily English settlers didn't show us how to use it.

[@Om-mw5lb]

​@@charleeshaw7423Collard greens has long become the staple food in East Africa especially in Kenya. We call it sukumawiki in Swahili.

[@Soulful_Chaos]

GOD is so GOOD and just wonderful! He gave us such an abundance of everything we need!!! I NEVER knew a leafy green vegetable had SEED PODS! WHAT?!?! 😂😂😂😂 WOW! GOD bless you for sharing this! Thank you so much! I’m so excited to start gardening and growing all kinds of things!

[@PlantsandNature1]

Thank you for the video. You can do almost the same with Beets You let them flower, seed, allow to get dried, and keep planting your seeds every year.

[@sylviasandy]

Great tip. 😊 Thank you for sharing. ❤❤

[@sharonmiller8393]

Great presentation on collard greens. Very informative. Thank you.

[@latoyalynch4325]

You can juice the young leaf raw with cucumber,ginger,moringa

[@sylviasandy]

That's a healthy combo. Thank you for sharing, Latoya. ❤❤

[@bloodybonescomic]

Several years ago my collard greens somehow survived the winter and grew 7 feet tall, flowered and went to seed. I wound up with a full pint of seeds that continue to sprout. I cook collard greens by either sauteeing in bacon grease or pressure cooking them for 10 minutes then adding some salt and chopped ham.

[@cindyjean3208]

You’re a great teacher!! Thanks for posting… God bless you and your family 🙏🏻💕

[@sylviasandy]

Amen. Thank you, Cindy. ❤️

[@patricebarbary1675]

Best collard green video very detailed thank you be blessed

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Patrice.❤❤

[@aminahisrael5939]

Thanks Sis. I store the stems with other veggie part not used to make a delicious vegetable broth or use it to cook with especially my bean s. I add collards to my lentils. TASTY!!!

[@sylviasandy]

That's a healthy combo, Aminah. Thank you for sharing. ❤️ ❤️

[@wrongfulconvictions1]

The stems are great, they have more nutrients than the leaves! Thanks for sharing.

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you for sharing 😊❤❤

[@nelliesfarm8473]

I bought collard seeds from my local farmstore and im growing some . love em

[@sylviasandy]

Good stuff. Thank you for watching, Nellie. ❤️ ❤️

[@yx6889]

I didn't know that you could just regrow a collard green like that, good to know, thank you!

[@sylviasandy]

I'm glad it's helpful. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️

[@ronaprescott4007]

I sometimes use my collard leaves for veggie wraps. Thanks for sharing. I’m going to check out your recipe 😊

[@sylviasandy]

Sounds yummyyyyy!! Thank you for sharing, Rona. ❤️ ❤️

[@CynStone]

🌟😍🌟😍🌟😍🌟 This is one of the best gardening video that I've seen. You thought of everything and explained the process so well. THANK YOU. Cynthia 🌷 Texas

[@sylviasandy]

I'm glad it helped. Thank you for watching. ❤❤

[@pureenergy5136]

You are so cute and clear and expressive with the instructions. I like that. I also didn't know that you could do that with collard greens. So thanks for the great tips. Keep rockin'

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you so much!😊❤❤

[@gloriousliving6298]

Very helpful. i actully did that with my spinach and it keep producing

[@sylviasandy]

Awesome.👏 Thank you for watching. ❤❤

[@daniellebissonnette3304]

Very good information, great walkthrough for growing collards. Collards used to be impossible to find in Montréal Canada, but thus last year, I was able to find them at the supermarket. It's nice to know that I can regrow them from stems. Our growing season is short, so being able to shorten by regrowing stems is an excellent option.

[@daniellebissonnette3304]

... And thank uou so much for sharing🙂

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching, Danielle. ❤❤

[@danawatts3479]

I love growing this plant. I live in Oregon in the mnts and this beauty 🌱comes back each year and grows so plentiful during the growing season

[@kmm291]

What a great instructor you are. Thanks for a great video!

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you. 😊 ❤️ ❤️

[@Me-mn4nw]

I mix collards, mustard, turnip, and kale in equal parts. Pretty much whatever I can get my hands on at the time. Add to country ham hock with water and cook all day. Sometime I would toss in some potatoes. Make up some corn bread to have with butter. Add a couple of capfuls of cider vinager and enjoy.

[@herelieskittythomas3726]

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[@sylviasandy]

That sounds yummyyyyy. 😊 I love it. Thank you for sharing. ❤️ ❤️

[@lincashin1187]

Thank you so much. I learned so much from your ten minute video today. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. ♥

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Lin. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️

[@marjorierushie7737]

What a well put together video. Very informative. I am so impressed and so I have subscribed 😃

[@sylviasandy]

I'm glad it's helpful. 😊 Thank you for watching, Marjorie. ❤️ ❤️

[@kaydixie5727]

Excellent gardening video! Thank you for posting!

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Kay. Thank you for watching. ❤️

[@EsteeLicious]

Wow, this video will be very helpful to many and more people are propagating leafy greens via store bought greens, growing them from seeds can take longer but good to have options. Nice share and nice gentle reminder to safe seeds to plant for next planting season👍

[@sylviasandy]

That's the goal. Thank you for watching Sis. ❤❤

[@snipeweedan]

Just wondering could you eat those seed pods when you have enough seeds?

[@ClarisseConner]

Very educational! Thank you! ❤

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Clarisse. Thank you for watching. ❤❤

[@brendagaines2734]

Thank you. I’m going to pick up some collards with the root. Can’t wait to grow some. 💕

[@sylviasandy]

Sounds great! Thank you for watching, Brenda. ❤️ ❤️

[@TheElectricRoseShow]

I love your accent and voice so much! I use collards to just cook up with some olive oil, garlic, and red pepper flakes, then sprinkle with lemon juice, simple and good! Also, Cookie and Kate’s recipe for lentil soup online has a lot of collards, and the whole family loves it! Thank you for the video, I planted my collard roots from collards I bought at the store, and they become two huge plants that I am about to get the seeds from them bolting, and this was the video I learned about that from!!! 🙏

[@lia-lindajohnson3584]

Thank you. Just beginning to cultivate. May your garden feed you with love ❤

[@sylviasandy]

Awesome. Thank you, Linda. ❤️

[@risingmoonpublicationsllc1393]

In America, we call our dish "greens". Simple. It can be mixed greens, other type of greens or collards alone. Thanks for the knowledge,queen!

[@sylviasandy]

You're right. 😊 Thank you for sharing, Queen. ❤️ ❤️

[@Bonafide-mg6sq]

Warm Greetings to you! I have just discovered your channel. The algorithm led me to this video. It is so wonderfully informative! Thank you so very much for teaching your viewers how to grow our own food. 💚 Many Blessings to you and your family. ✨🙏🙏🙏✨ #NewSubscriber 👍

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️

[@codecherry57]

I loved your video…thank you for posting. My favorite way of eating collard greens is with a little cooked smoked turkey ham, or cooked in plain chicken broth with fried crunchy corn bread. 😀❤️🙏🏾

[@sylviasandy]

That sounds delicious!! 😊 Thank you for sharing, Cherry.❤❤

[@earlinesblack1361]

I use my collard greens 🥬 in my smoothies and wow 🤩 I’m feeling so good since I’ve started using fresh and raw fruit and vegetables 🥗, I have had my collard green tree since my daughters were living at home, my tree was over six feet tall and the leaves 🍃 was huge and my collard greens stalk never went to seed instead it grew little collard green plants on the side of the stalk,I just remove the new sprouts 🌱 and plant them and sell some and give some away, God bless you for sharing

[@sylviasandy]

That's awesome. 😊 Thank you for sharing. ❤️ ❤️

[@beltoftruth56]

Amazing, Best tutorial for me , simple and practical , thank you so much

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it helped! Thank you so much. ❤️ ❤️

[@bernfran1313]

Wow. I've learned so much from this video. Thank you. Also, I often cook my collards without meat using onions & garlic cloves sauteed in olive oil,a bit of salt n cayenne pepper. Sometimes I use smoked turkey with the aromatics. Yummy.

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it was helpful! That sounds yummyyyyy. 😊 Thank you for sharing. ❤️ ❤️

[@jacquesdutron9954]

Thx a lot for teaching. Hope you more of them on different types of veggies

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Jacques. ❤️

[@SonniesGardenPA]

I love my collard with smoke turkey parts and some cornbread. I'm going to try this, I normally chop everything up.

[@sylviasandy]

That sounds yummyyyyy. 😊 Thank you for sharing, Sonnie. ❤❤

[@deee.9779]

Yes indeed,I enjoy collards,but have no where to grow them.Great,valuable educational video and good,easy to follow instruction.

[@sylviasandy]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️

[@shirleyveney4487]

Thank you for this information. I have been eating collard greens all my life and I don’t know this. I will definitely try this.

[@sylviasandy]

I'm glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching, Shirley. ❤️

[@stephaniemccurry4687]

Thank you for teaching us how to plant our own greens because the prices at the stores are ridiculous.

[@HoneyBrown831]

Today I came across your site. I subscribed immediately, a few minutes into the video. City folks are so far removed from nature, growing food on their land is a foreign concept. I am thankful that my great grandpa had a farm when I was born. We moved away to the city, but went back every summer, holiday, and three weekends out of every month. Being surrounded by nature is a beautiful thing, serene. Lots of work too, and a good workout with purpose.

[@sylviasandy]

I can relate to you, lyon. My Grandma taught me how to garden organically. My Grandma wasn't school educated. She had farming knowledge that was taught to her from the previous generation which she passed on to me. My Grandma passed away but I hold on to the farming knowledge she gave to me. These skills have been very valuable to me over the years. I'm very grateful for her. She was my best friend. Thank you for sharing, Lyon.❤️ ❤️

[@aunttriciaattic]

This is the best collard green video I have ever seen.I am confused I never thought about where collard green seeds came from. So thank you very much and I love collard greens I have them growing now. 😮

[@sylviasandy]

I'm glad it was helpful. 😃 ❤️ ❤️

[@jurettascott5705]

Thank you for sharing your methods of growing your own seeds I always loved growing them with my Grandmother now I remember where she got her seeds from 😊 you are Awesome Blessing to others !!🙏🏽

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Juretta. ❤️ ❤️

[@jurettascott5705]

💞👋🏾Enjoy your fall garden!!

[@bunk822]

I chop up my greens,put salt pork and or bacon in a pot,cook the pork, the greens and a slab of onion and 2-3cloves of garlic,cayenne pepper and a tablespoon of Franks hot sauce,cover cook them about 30 minutes then add a piece of cornbread,yum!!

[@brandyjaques6865]

Sounds yummy

[@lolaoh2001]

Excellent, excellent Video! 😊 So glad I found you!

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Lola. 😊 ❤️ ❤️

[@genevievedarrett3163]

Child collard greens are my favorites!!!! Collards ,smoked turkey ,big onion,garlic..a little red pepper ..I'm in heaven just telling you ...Tku for this seed video.. Blessings sent ..😇

[@sylviasandy]

I'm glad it was helpful. 😊 Thank you for watching, Genevieve. ❤️

[@daksilesia1680]

Hey Sylvia,love your content.I have been growing most of our veggies for years now.When I statrted didn't have much experience but now we eat from our backyard and harvest seeds every year n other plants just volunteer like Spinach n I don't have to grow seeds personally.More people need to take control of their food,its the healthy n its cost-effective.

[@BeautifulHairProducts]

This is an excellent and thorough video. I love how you showed the timeline of growth. Very helpful. I will be harvesting my own collard green seeds from now on. Thank you for sharing 😊

[@nancyhaywood6486]

thanks for sharing this video, i will certainly start this. i love collards and love to sew seeds and watch them grow. wonderful idea, i've done celery this way but haven't regrown collards. thanks again.

[@sylviasandy]

Sounds great! 😊 Thank you for watching, Nancy. ❤️ ❤️

[@Grahmahshanz]

i smashed that like button and hit the subscribe, 😃 thank you for showing this. i can wait to try... i love collards!!!

[@sylviasandy]

I love it. 😂😂 You’re welcome, Shanz. Thank you for watching. ❤️❤️

[@fatimatarsha9337]

Thanks for sharing! I like collard greens and I stuffed it with rice or burgul with or without meat and some spices. It's so yummy.

[@sylviasandy]

That's a healthy combo. 👌 Thank you for sharing, Fatima. ❤️ ❤️

[@pamb.1699]

Thank you!!! I now know how to start my own seeds, get the leaves, cont. to harvest leaves and get seeds, and then start all over again. Thank you!!! Please cont. to pass you wonderful wisdom on to other people. GOD Bless you.

[@sylviasandy]

You’re welcome. 😊 Happy gardening!!! ❤️❤️

[@MadameChefAbundanceAcres]

Thank you so very much!!! I grew up on farms in Mississippi. I never knew where collard or other greens seeds were. Thank you so very much for this info/video.

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome, Jacqueline. Thank you for watching. ❤️

[@liberta2570]

I grew up on collard greens in my Southern Italian family. My mom would prepare with polenta and then fry/sautee slices in olive oil. As a kid to the month she passed away, I loved it! She always had a plate waiting for me. I grew it in my yard, but never knew I can regrow the bunch!! I'm growing it in a pot right now bc I'm in zone 5 now, and it's not growing as big. It's a great veg!!! Thanks for the video!!

[@kimespy9039]

Absolutely loved your video! You explained everything start to finish. The stuff nobody tells you. Thank you!!

[@TimeSurfer206]

Salaam Walaikum, Sister. Thank you for a wonderful Talim. I have added this to my own bag of tricks, which Old Dogs like me seem to be able to learn, after all. For example, this year I learned that most of the Green Onions sold in AMerican Supermarkets are actually baby Scallions! I learned this by taking pity on the poor wilted survivors and planting them.

[@sylviasandy]

We learn everyday. 😃 Thank you for sharing. ❤️ ❤️

[@karmelicanke]

The plant will produce side shoots of flowering stems which you mat save for seeds if you harvest the top flowers which are yummy stir fried.

[@sylviasandy]

Good to know! Thank you for sharing. ❤️ ❤️

[@jamescummings6703]

I love growing Collards, once you get your plants to grow they'll continue to grow year after year.

[@pamelaeverett2087]

Thank you! Easy to follow and l appreciate that you showed the whole process from store bought collards to the seed saving and growing again! Great presentation! Subscribed!

[@amsmi7996]

I would love to try this, but I have no idea where I can get a whole colored green bunch like that. But I do have some colored green seeds that I saved some time ago, so I'm going to try planting those. Great video! Thanks.

[@sylviasandy]

Yes, you can plant the seeds. But be sure to save the seeds every year for next planting season. Thank you for watching. ❤❤

[@briant4162]

Great video my garden is going crazy I'm a newbie but it's time to feed my family I'm a country boy and I love me some greens

[@lauramarrow4324]

Thank you for going through the whole process. I really appreciate that, I learned something today. I’m on my journey of growing some of my food. Thanks again. 😅

[@sylviasandy]

That's the best journey, Laura. 😃 😊 Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️

[@HKLee-dn1fh]

I do the same thing with green onions, carrots, kales, lettuce etc. Regowing leaf greens and eventually harvesting the seeds!!!

[@thecoralyles]

Thank you Sylvia! You shared some very good knowledge with us. I appreciate you.

[@sylviasandy]

I'm glad it's helpful. Thank you, Cora. 😊 ❤️ ❤️

[@lynnjones1125]

This is great. I cook my collard greens in the crock pot with smoked turkey.

[@carmenmarshall5787]

Here in Los Angeles you see many many tree collards in backyards, so I got some and they are also delicious, easy and reliable. They don’t seed but propagate through cuttings, otherwise they taste the same as yours. I have mine in big pots. I enjoyed your video, I’ll keep tuning in, thanks!

[@sylviasandy]

Awesome.👏 Yes, you can also propagate them with stems. Thank you for sharing, Marshall. ❤️ ❤️

[@ds654]

Thank you! I love collards and am thrilled to know abt the regrowing and how to save seeds! Your awesome!

[@valkyrie1066]

My collards? smoked pork shank, white pepper, apple cidar vinegar and Texas Pete Hot Sauce (or Franks) I love collards and thanks to you; I may be able to put some in this summer; if not for major eating this year; then I'll have the seeds for next year!!!

[@TheMzTR]

Wow! Knowledge is POWERFUL!!! Tks for sharing this survival money tip with us ☺️

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching. 😊 ❤️

[@jenniferdruery8661]

Thanks for the tips!! I love collards. If you have any suggestions on how you cook collards and any fun recipes that have collards in them, I would love it!

[@wildswan221]

Thanks for showing that I can plant the root directly in the soil. I always try to use water, but it doesn't work well. Now that its warmer, I can try Broccoli seeds are supposed to have the same healthy compounds as the sprouts, so the collard seeds should be equally as medicinal. You have tons!

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Great information,thank you 👏🏾 👍🏾 👌🏾

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. ❤️ ❤️

[@aliceknows3375]

So cool, so helpful, I love that you shared this technic.

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching, Alice. ❤️

[@GrowandGlowWithMarcia]

I love collards/swiss chard...I add pak choy, carrots, and Saltfish for a meal with rice or/yellow yam/dumplings

[@MainCourseEncouragement]

Such a great, detailed video! Thank you!

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. ❤️❤️

[@ceyahnaikuteh6016]

Thank you so much for sharing; your video has solved and answered many of the questions and challenges I encountered with acquiring seeds and growing collard greens. I now have the confidence to try again.

[@annjean8709]

Great video! Thank you for sharing.

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching, Ann. ❤️

[@francoiselemeur7325]

Excellent video No useless chatter or personal infos... Demonstration and straight to the point One thing: I was always told not to put seeds in plastic....rather in paper bags?

[@sylviasandy]

Thank you, Francoise. 😊 Paper bag is the best option. I used plastic bag because I didn't have Paper bag. Thank you for sharing. ❤️

[@MaryWalton-qf3gl]

Been doing this for years you are soooo correct

[@lynnsell234]

Thank you so much for this video!! According to what your pods looked like when you harvested seeds, it’s almost time for me to do the same. I can hardly wait to grow from my seeds. Your videos are very helpful and easy to understand and do likewise. Thanks!!

[@sylviasandy]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching, Lynn. ❤️

[@Poderparalagente138]

Collards with bacon and rice vinegar is a family favorite in my house.

[@melbawilson7697]

I love collard greens after stripping the leaves wash of cooked in onions n little salt cook ,use in rice but my daughter saute onions peppers n garlic in olive oil /3 tlbspoon water till cooked then add cooked collard green cover 10minutes add water don't dry out. Delicious I add stripples vegan bacon layer on top 5/10 more minutes. Thank u about the seeds i forge my seedlings in yard dig n plant. Wind blows seed n they show up in the lawn. Bermuda

[@brettmoore3194]

Carrots,beets,onions,potatoes,radishes and lemons can be done. This I have done. Bag beans also can be bought if you have room for trellises🎉

[@williemaejohnson9842]

Best information I have received yet I only wish I had received this sooner during my planting time here in MI. but I will use it next summer in planting time, love me some collard greens and especially fresh out the garden . THANK YOU SO MUCH !

[@sylviasandy]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching, Willie. ❤️ ❤️

[@carolhedgspeth]

Thank you for this informative video. I always wondered how to get seeds from collard greens. Although my collards never turned to seeds, no matter how long I left the greens out. Maybe because our warn weather is short.Thanks again!!!!