I pay about .77-.99 a bunch for greens depending on where I go.
And the size of the "bunch" seems to vary seasonally!

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I pay 2.49 a bunch now for greens And in the winter time they are always extremely small bunches. I have always paid a ton as they are considered gourmet here. I dont know how,, as I think they are a big YUCK! lol

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$2.99 for a bunch of collards dandelion or mustard, we don't have turnip greens around here, I can usually find endive, escarole, kale, chard, parsley or cilantro for $1.99 or so.

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we dont have turnip greens either,, so in the summer I usually grow them myself, and toss the yucky turnips, lol

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They sell collards only by the bunch around here - for around $1.50 each. But the mustards, turnip greens, kale and other seasonal greens they sell by the pound (depending on the time of year, from 60 cents to 99 cents, usually). Generally a week's worth of food for both the iguana and the uro costs me under ten dollars.

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