How to Grow? Prepare a rich, fertile bed by loosening the soil while mixing in compost and a balanced organic fertilizer, applied at label rates. Plant seeds half an inch deep and 3 inches apart. Set out seedlings 12 inches apart. Indoors or out, thin newly germinated seedlings with cuticle scissors instead of pulling them out. Chard seed capsules often contain two or more seeds. If more than one germinates, promptly snip off all but the strongest sprout at the soil line. As the seedlings become established, gradually thin them to 12 inches apart.

• Quantity: 200 Bulk Seeds Description: With cooler weather approaching I had to talk about one of my favorite cool weather crops - Swiss Chard! Swiss Chard is a leafy green that has a similar flavor to spinach. I can be eaten raw in salads or on sandwiches, and it can also be cooked. I personally like it wilted with a fried onion.
• Name: Swiss Chard Color: Yellow, Orange, Red, Pink Plant Seeds: Outdoors after frost / Indoors weeks before last frost Harvest: 55 Days Height: 6 - 18" Spacing: 4 - 6" Requirements: Sun, Average Water

Quantity: 200 Bulk Seeds Description: With cooler weather approaching I had to talk about one of my favorite cool weather crops - Swiss Chard! Swiss Chard is a leafy green that has a similar flavor to spinach. I can be eaten raw in salads or on sandwiches, and it can also be cooked. I personally like it wilted with a fried onion.