Morris Heading Collards

The collard seedlings have grown enough to transplant, so into the south raised bed they went today.  I added some light mulching around them to help protect them from drying out too quickly.  As they grow larger, I can add more.  I also over-planted them, not only in their starter trays, but also in the raised bed.  If any die right away, I have more on standby.  The seeds were very prolific, so hopefully the plants will be resilient.

Morris Heading Collards, small but plentiful.

The back of the bed is standing by for cabbage seedlings, once they get big enough.

All The Seeds

I finished planting one of the raised beds with the rest of the fall seeds I had. 

Seeds included:
Shanghai Green Pak Choi
Ching Chang Bok Choi
Baby Oakleaf Lettuce
Butter King Lettuce
Flashy Lightning Lettuce
Little Gem Lettuce
Salad Bowl Looseleaf Lettuce (Free from library)
Cilantro (Free from library)

Already planted:
Hakurei Turnips
Danvers Half Long Carrots
Oxheart Carrots
Cosmic Purple Carrots
Bunching onions from dad

Here's the layout of the north raised bed:

 The carrots and onions are coming along nicely.