Swiss chard is a fantastic leafy green vegetable to grow at home. It is simple to grow, attractive, and delicious - and it ...

Swiss chard is an easy vegetable to grow anywhere: a container, in a vegetable garden, or the landscape as an ornamental ...

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 harvest, especially if you harvest individual ...

and the plant that I am thinking that everyone could grow this winter into the summer is Swiss chard. Swiss chard has the longest planting season, which lasts for nine months, running from ...

Alternatively go for single colours: ‘Rhubarb’ or ‘Ruby’ chard has bright red stems, and plain Swiss chard cultivars such as ‘Fordhook ... or wait until they grow larger for cooking. Pick individual ...

These leafy crops are ideal to grow in rows on the allotment or vegetable patch, or due to their brightly coloured stems and glossy leaves, try striking varieties of chard at the front of a flower ...

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You don't have to throw them out, though! Chard stems can be good pickled, braised, or chopped and sautéed. Growing Colorful Swiss Chard at Home Is Easier Than You Think This rainbow chard recipe ...