Seeds for Growing Chard
Chard is a summer vegetable similar to spinach. Spinach and Chard taste very similar, but Chard is slightly spicy. When the Chard is harvested, only the outer leaves are cut and the heart is left to grow further, creating a staggered harvest. Chard does best in full sun but also grows in half-shaded areas. Although the leaves are always green, the colours also vary from white, yellow, orange, red and purple. The leaves cook like spinach.
Chard : 19 items
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ReinSaat Swiss Chard Mix Iris
- Colourful leaves
- Medium-high chard
- Decorative
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Bingenheimer Saatgut Chard Mix "Rainbow"
- 4 different varieties
- Very decorative in the garden
- Year-round harvest possible
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Samen Maier Organic Swiss Chard "Rhubarb Chard"
- Very decorative
- Aromatic taste
- Multiple harvests possible
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Sativa Brilliant Chard
- The leaves & stems can be eaten
- Also known as Swiss Chard
- Harvest: March to October
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AUSTROSAAT Mangold "White Silver 2"
- White chard
- Harvest until December
- Provides about 20 kg yield
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Arche Noah Organic Swiss Chard "Roter Vulkan"
- The leaves & stems can be eaten
- Very decorative
- Can be harvested continually
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Sativa Bright Lights Swiss Chard
- Radiant colours
- Adds beautiful colours to your flowerbeds
- Low heat and nutrient requirements
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AUSTROSAAT Rhubarb Chard
- Aromatic flavour
- Easy to grow
- Decorative variety
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Bingenheimer Saatgut Chard "Smooth Silver 3"
- Robust & high-yielding
- Broad, white leaf stalks
- Also suitable for overwintering
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Sativa Organic Leaf Chard "Grüner Schnitt"
- Fine green leaves
- For multiple harvests
- Low heat requirement
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Sativa Organic Swiss Chard "Feurio"
- Decorative variety
- Bright red stalks
- Colour is retained during cooking
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Kiepenkerl Chard - Bright Lights
- Multiple harvests
- Prepare like spinach & asparagus
- Harvest until frost
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AUSTROSAAT Organic Rhubarb Chard
- Organic seeds
- Prepare like asparagus
- Also suitable as an ornamental plant
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AUSTROSAAT Chard - "Verde da taglio"
- Use raw or cooked
- Similar to spinach
- A great alternative to asparagus
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Kiepenkerl Chard "Groene Gewone"
- Continuous harvest possible
- Fine nutty flavour
- Sowing: from April
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De Bolster Swiss Chard, 8 grams
- Consistent harvest
- Ideal for gratins & mashes potatoes
- Easy to grow
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Loveplants Organic Chard "Bright Yellow"
- A colourful addition to the the garden
- Edible leaves & stems
- Harvest: April - October
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