CHARD SEEDS
Beta vulgaris, vulgaris group
When leaves are young and tender they can be cooked like spinach or added raw to salads. The brightly colored midribs are chopped into pieces and cooked like asparagus. Thrives in cool and warm temperatures. Easy to grow.
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Chard Seeds
(OP) 60 days
A tasty vegetable that does double duty as a showy ornamental. The savoyed leaves are green, and the stalks and veins occur in riotous shades of orange, pink, yellow, purple and white. Beautiful in your garden, in containers and tossed into salads. Grows to 20-inches tall. All-America Selection.
How to Plant CHARD Seeds
Direct sow seeds 1/2 inch deep, 2-3 inches apart in rows 18-24 inches apart. Thin to 8-10 inches apart.
