Five Color Silverbeet Swiss Chard

Probably my favorite of all to grow and the taste was superb!

My six year old has had a garden for three years now, and she grows this every year with no trouble. It's very easy and great for beginners we didn't even need any fertilizer. It was the first plant in her garden to produce and the last one to die from frost in the fall. She picked her chard almost every day after it matured, it just kept growing back! It's especially delicious on sandwiches and makes a wonderfully colorful salad when paired with nasturtiums!

I do not know with these.. they are all small and have yet to take off despite fertilizing. We will see how they do..... so far not impressed

Southeastern Washington State, we've had a mild winter thus far, chard still going under greenhouse, also did excellent through spring, early summer! This is easy to grow, low maintenance.

I grew these and rainbow chard in adjoining rows. They were very similar in production as far as chard goes, but this little beauty also produces a delightfully large root which can be pickled like beets.