Swiss Chard Growing & Harvest Tips For Non -STOP PRODUCTION #gardening #greentgarden

Swiss Chard Growing and Harvesting Tips for beginners .
Swiss chard is a cool-season vegetable that prefers sunny locations and fertile, well-drained soil. Plant seeds ½inch deep and thin seedlings after they emerge or transplant chard 6 inches apart in the row with rows 12 inches apart.

"As participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate I earn a small commission at no extra charge to the buyer. from qualifying purchases.."

- Sow Right Seeds ( Discount code Greent)

- My Amazon StoreFront ( I Recommend These Products )

- Top Sellers Among Gardners

To Support my channel "Super Thanks "
or Subscribe by clicking the red Subscribe button its 100% Free
Thank you !

Please subscribe to my channel for more upcoming garden videos , let's grow a better garden together !!! let's share my videos to help everyone around the world to Save money and eat healthier ! happy Life!

-- Southern Natural soap ( Discount code Greent)

- Farmhaven ( Discount code Greent )

- Sow Right Seeds ( Discount code Greent)

- Ahopegarden indoor garden discount code ( BAJ1)
New transparent system code (BAJ)

- Vegega garden raised bed ( Discount code GreenTGarden)

ihoodwarm ( discount Greent)

- Vego Garden ( Discount code Greent)

--OLLE Garden Beds
( Coupon code - GREENT10 )

- Click & Grow Garden (Discount code GREENT)

-Survival Garden Seeds ( 30, 50 , 100 Packs )
(Coupon Code - GREENTGARDEN )

"As participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate I earn a small commission at no extra charge to the buyer. from qualifying purchases.."

These are some stuff that I use in my garden..


If you find this video helpful , please give a thumps up and subscribe to my channel for more upcoming videos , and thank you for watching..

Greentgarden playlist for more videos.. 100%FREE ...

#garden #plants #swisschard
#ad

[TRTGCbyjroed]

I’m growing Swiss Chard for the first time. My little plants are growing just fine. I have been buying Swiss Chard for a long time. I like to use it in my smoothies and the days when I put everything in my juicer for a really nutritious juice. I put a few plants in my GreenStalk. I think I’m going to plant a few in containers like you did. Thanks as always for your awesome “Pro Tips”. Be Blessed and have an amazing Thursday🙏🏾
Ms J

[victorbonello]

I know its a beautiful plant, i been planting.this for sometime now.j I cook soup with it beatuful soup . THANKS FOR THE VIDEO. MALTA EU.

[smas]

One of my swiss chard wintered over I misses when I pulled them so hubby could put the garden to bed.
When there is an abundance I rinse, fan dry, stack and roll them up to freeze them.
When stems are hard I remove them and munch and spit out the tuff fiber. Napkin comes in handy, lol.
Tastes a little like rhubarb. Hubby wanted building up edge of garden so I've not planted any yet. We're in our mid 70's so I don't push or rush.

[summerbeemeadow]

Thanks for the inspiration. I'll start chard next, today.

[smas]

Swiss chard. Really nce plant GreenT. Great tips.

[minhhop]

Thanks for sharing ! Very interesting !
Please always rememner to talk about : kind of soil, fertilizer, hrs of sunlight... Thanks

[KBlue]

idk what happened to mine. seemed to be the first to take off then revered. my lettuce and cabbage are doing great

[wendyburston]

I love swiss chard. My spinach always bolts. How often do you fertilize. Nitrogen only?

[tinkalinks]

I always try my veggies raw before considering cooking them. I do not care for these raw. I do a quick sautee with it mixed in with collard greens for a quick meal.