3M views · 115K reactions | This is a great collard green dip and some good cornbread muffins❣️Do you like collard greens dip? I hope everyone has a great evening❣️ #putGodfirstinallyoudo #naturalbeauty #collardgreendip #muffins #cornmuffins #dip #foodie #food @highlight  | Sonja Collins | Facebook

38K views · 1.2K reactions | Remember that big ol’ New Years feast I made with ribs, collard greens, & blackeye peas? Well last night for dinner, I took those leftovers and made a whole new feast for us. Blackeye Pea Fritters with Collard Green Ranch & macaroni and cheese topped with rib meat & greens. Even my 11 year old son ate two helpings of everything. MrsHappyHomemaker.com | Mrs Happy Homemaker | Facebook

How do you save seeds from collards in cold climates? Collards are biennials and take two growing seasons to produce seeds. Typically these crops are left in the field to overwinter until spring when they resume growth. However, here at Heritage Farm (Zone 4b) it gets too cold to successfully overwinter collards outdoors, so we dig them up and store them inside our root cellar until spring. Watch this video to learn how we prepare first-year collard plants for potting up! #BiennialCrops #SaveCol