Here are some top tips I have picked up about how to grow Swiss chard successfully from my years of cultivating this astounding crop. Swiss chard is commonly grown from seed each year, though you can ...

They also grow readily in containers ... There are almost more names for chard than seed varieties – Swiss Chard, Silverbeet, Ruby Chard, Perpetual Spinach, Leaf Beet or Seakale Beet. Bright Lights – ...

Chard, or Swiss chard, is an attractive leafy vegetable, with stalks in an array of bright colours. It’s similar to spinach, but easier to grow as it’s less likely to go to seed in dry weather and one ...

You can direct seed both spinach and Swiss chard. You can also transplant Swiss chard. Spinach is day-length sensitive, while chard is not. Spinach and Swiss chard can grow new leaves after the first ...

You can get a range of Swiss chard seeds to sow at Burpee. Lucy Chamberlain says she ... Drew’s passion for gardening started with growing vegetables and salad in raised beds in a small urban terrace ...

Swiss chard is a low-maintenance leafy green to grow in your vegetable garden, maturing in about 50 to 70 days. The most ...

To make life easier, pick easy growing varieties ... To sow chard - from mid March to mid May - make a trench 2.5cm deep with a garden cane and space seeds about 8cm apart. Cover, water and ...

The over-wintered perpetual spinach and Swiss chard are also cropping well now ... This Article is by Klaus Laitenberger, expert on Polytunnel Growing. Klaus grows in the challenging conditions of ...

The olive oil, parmesan, and toasted fennel seed crust is the best thing you could imagine ... To use kale, collards, or mustard greens in place of Swiss chard, first blanch the chopped greens (omit ...