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Chard is best direct sown in Spring to early Summer while soil warmed but not hot (50-75 F is best). Plant 1/2 inch deep in rows 18-24 inches apart. Plant closely to later thin 6-10 inches apart (use the thinned plants as baby greens). Chard has good tolerance to hot weather, but the best results are grown in cool to moderate temperatures. Chard is great at all stages of growth: clipped as a 'baby' for fresh greens/salad use; young stalks cooked like asparagus; mature leaves cooked like spinach; and larger/mature stalks can be battered and fried to make great fritters.
A wonderful Swiss Chard with extra large, very white ribs with long broad leaves that are only sligh..
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This is a premium version of Argentata grown under certified Organic conditions. This is back for 20..
$3.49
Bred specifically for the baby leaf market, this variety grows quickly and produces smooth dark glos..
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Colorful stems of purple to pink and orange, leaves from green to bronze. Very attractive both in th..
$3.19
This is an extremely unusual Chard popular in Europe. The leaves have a slightly golden green hue an..
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This is an extremely unusual Chard with excellent flavor and unusual coloration of a yellowish hue o..
$3.09
Orange Fantasia Chard has Orange ribs and medium size leaves. This variety can be used for both full..
$3.09
A cut and cut again Swiss Chard becoming very popular here in the U.S., just as it has been in Europ..
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This is another wonderful chard grown for its leaf production, much as the 'Perpetual Spinach'. The..
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Erect close growing Swiss Chard with extra-large ovate leaves that are very long and a glossy, vivid..
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A very ornamental, dual-use Swiss Chard featuring decorative bright red stalks, ideal in both the fl..
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