How to Grow Lots of Swiss Chard from Seed to Harvest

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Simple way to grow swiss chard from seed to harvest. Everything you need to know in this Complete Guide on growing swiss chard. Swiss chard is a cold weather crop. Plant swiss chard in fall or spring. You can start harvesting swiss chard 3 weeks after seeding. You can keep harvesting swiss chard during it's entire growth period.

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Didn't pay a toot of attention to the Swiss chard...I was too distracted by how handsome Jag is.🤗

catrina

Swiss chard is so easy to grow, grows almost anywhere and keeps producing, what a

christopher

Hello my friend! I have a new found respect for Swiss Chard after growing it and tasting it for the very first time two weeks ago! It’s absolutely delicious and the crazy thing is the stalks are the best parts! Thanks for sharing!
-Calvin

SowGoodGardener

My FAVORITE vegetable to grow. Low maintenance and bountiful.

miztri

Everyone should try to grow this...including Me!! Thanks for the info!!

catherinerandall

Hi Jag 😊. I am a lazy gardener from NZ who loves chard.
Last season I let my chard go to seed to self seed around the garden.
Instead of removing plant I left it to rot down to feed the worms beneath my avocado. It became a tall trifod.
It continues to grow still and has forty odd perfectly formed plantlets on now thick tall stems.
I harvested these whole and used over our milder winter and still the plant kept on giving more plantlets. They have stems but no roots. I am going to break some off, plant and hope they grow roots.
Truly a generous provider 🤗. It can be eaten raw sliced up after removing the stem. Cook stems separately and top with a cheese sauce.
We have different colours called
Rainbow chard.
It pays to be untidy in the garden 🤗

chrispedersen

Just had my first harvest of baby Swiss chard from my aerogarden. It was pretty good! It has a that root vegetable taste to me.

chrisz.

It grows pretty well, we never grew this before but I always see other gardners growing swiss chard.

Pixics

Very cool, ,,,I'm going to give it a try this year in my garden

samuelluke

Thanks for sharing always informative.

Honey-fovd

I just harvested some leaves for my omelet it was my first time growing or tasting and I just love the mild spinach taste since it’s just may I am growing a lot more lol

danielleterry