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How to Grow Swiss chard

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Latin

Beta vulgaris var. cicia
 

Growing Tips

For salad mix: seed densely and cut as baby leaves. For full size: Thin to 15cm (10") apart. Seeds germinate in 5-15 days, depending on soil temperature. Sow in rows 45cm (18") apart, 10 seeds per 30cm (1'), 1cm (1/2") deep. Farm: 100' row: 14g. Acre: 3-4kg.
In optimal conditions at least 75% of seeds will germinate. Soil temperature for germination: 10-30ºC (50-85ºF). Usual seed life: 3 years.

 

 

Harvest

Cut individual stalks using the large outside ones first. Or snip when small for salads.Cut individual stalks using the large outside ones first. Or snip when small for salads.
 

When To Start

Sow mid-Apr to early Aug. Moderately winter-hardy. Grow like beets.
 
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