How Do You Grow Swiss Chard In The Home Garden?
Swiss chard is a colorful, versatile and easy to grow green is resistant to most problems. This garden vegetable can be used fresh or cooked, and both the stalks and leaves can be eaten. Swiss chard is related to beets and is sometimes called “leaf beets”. This leafy green is good for ornamental food gardens because different varieties have white, red and yellow stalks. Swiss chard is full of nutrition and includes vitamins A, B6, C, E and K. It is also full of fiber and potassium. Select a variety of Swiss chard and plant the seeds. The Bright Lights mix is good for ornamental food gardens because it includes a wide variety of colors, including yellow, pink and purple. Foordhook Giant is a standard, reliable variety, if more plain looking. Get the garden bed ready for the Swiss chard. This green prefers rich, moist soil that is slightly alkaline. This plant can deal with poor soil if there is no other option. Sow in mid-spring to early summer for harvest at the end of summer or beginn
