How To Grow Swiss Chard!

If you want to know everything you need to know about growing Swiss Chard – this is the video for you!

I call it Swiss Chard. It also goes by the names of silver beet, leaf beet, chard, rainbow chard and probably some others too 

Growing Swiss Chard is easy. I’ll show you about planting swiss chard seeds, including seed spacing, and how to start it in small pots and transplant little chard plants. We’ll also talk about some different varieties of chard. We’ll provide some chard growing tips and all about keeping the chard organic!

Saving chard seeds to plant next year is also easy so I’ll provide some tips on chard seed saving.

This video is packed with tips and insights about Chard such as: biennial life-cycles of swiss chard, starting chard seeds, how much chard to grow, and also cold season chard production. Then we’ll wrap up with uses of Swiss Chard in the kitchen.

[dominiquemccoy]

This guy does not waste his words! Very informative, to the point, and the cooking tips are just what I needed to see today. This was an excellent video. Bravo my man!

[corettamill]

Your Awesome one of the best Swiss Chard Videos I have seen. Thank you

[j.f.french]

New here, found chard grows easy for me in Northern New York . We enjoy it more than spinach .A little goes a long way, effortless and it doesn't mind cool weather .Thanks for the info next year I look forward to some seeds too! YOUR AN EXCELLANT TEACHER.

[andersonomo]

Can't believe you didn't mention spanakopita in such a thorough video! Chard IS a fabulous plant and the coloured stems make it as beautiful as any flower. Great video!! Thanks!

[debkincaid]

So much good info here. Looking forward to watching more videos. Thx!

[martinkloc]

Great stuff Stace. I enjoy your channel. What sets you apart are occasional quick recipes. Keep it coming. Tx

[MrSmirkster]

Don't need to watch anything else after that video....the dude nailed it!
I am in year two and I did not know this biennial stuff. Looks like I'm in for early fewer leaves and mega seeds. I'm in Las Vegas and they are jamming right now.

[thomaswalker]

I think y'all will be amazed at my Swiss chard plant from before COVID-19.
It's been taller than me 5'7"
It's survived the Texas "Snowmagaddon" of February 2021.
It's fallen over twice and been re-propped up.
It still not bitter and I put in smoothies.
I've trimmed off the sprouts wanting to bear seeds several times.
And it flourishes in this sticky clay North Texas soil in spite of having been transplanted into a congested area of lawn where three huge Crape Myrtle stumps had been leveled two years ago.

[dorisagape]

Thank you, I never saw chard going to into seed, and why it was a biennial. I was looking for a video like this.

[ahnaahna]

Any insights of Chard is welcome to me! Thank u so much!! We buy organic during Winter…but I know we can grow them here….with transplants……which is joyful for us. Thk you so much……for your encouragement!!! We needed that. All appreciation beyond mention. Thk you!!!!
Ahna. …..Atlanta USA

[DiamondTrailRanch]

I have a lot of swiss chard growing. Great video

[pangalanko]

This is epic! Soo much useful information. Wish you more followers and blessings

[kellyphillips]

Thanks for your videos, watching from Kentucky

[iktr]

This video is amazing! Thank you so much for packing it full of information! Your communication style is so clear and on point!

[selfhealherbsms]

We had some chard today kale yesterday tomorrow both, was so good😋😋

[glennknudsen]

I’ve watched a lot of YouTube videos on growing Swiss Chard, and this is the one I have been looking for. Thank you! Subscribed.

[eniscotton]

great video learn a little more about swiss

[rondamartens]

Thank you for this video. This is my first year growing Swiss Chard because I eat handfuls a day I want my own fresh garden Chard everyday. I think I will be successful now with your help!

[charleencnossen]

Again! Great video! I subscribed today! Thanks for getting to the point!

And oops! I just planted my beets and chard near one another. To save seeds, I’ll start another batch elsewhere.

[bmcdonald]

Just what I needed and didn’t even know it. Thank you. I’m A new subscriber!