Collard

We have, I had mustard green.

I don't know why restaurants continue to cook collard greens when collard greens take the longest to cook.

Facts.

Like, don't you wanna turn over the greens? You know, you need mustard greens and turnip greens, and stuff like...

No, I always said that theme of football quizzes isn't my strongest.

What is collard greens? I'm a quiz guy, I'm a full-on quiz guy, but that theme isn't my thing.

I've never had

them in my life.

Collard greens.

It's like a southern food, to be honest with you.

Yeah, they eat a lot in the south.

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Because they're all related.

Collard, amazing.

Collards, kale, broccoli.

Cabbages.

kohlrabi there's a whole suite of plants that are basically old european and asian adaptations of wild mustards i'm sorry uh wild brassicas and which is a type of mustard but that's okay and they're very um they're very similar most of them are very similar in their requirements and also similar in their disease susceptibility and in their bug susceptibility and i think for most of them it's just a little too early there's a couple that'll go out radishes will tolerate it beets different group not a brassica not related to broccoli it seems to do okay when you plant it in heat as long as it can mature in cooler weather we can talk about that you got to aspire to beets they can be a little tough But I'm just going to hold on to them.

All that's good.

We mentioned a whole bunch of greens that you can plant this time of year all in this brassica group, which includes some of that cabbage and cauliflower and kale and Broccoli.

Collards.

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And I, I feel like that was an isner fact on the collard greens, but I'm just gonna move on.

I know nothing about collard greens, so I'm just gonna trust them on that.

No, they're healthy.

All right.

... and we'll see you next week.

Yeah, I do actually.

By the way, collard greens are very good for you.