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Swiss Chard

Products (Total Items: 4 )

Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard

OPEN POLLINATEDHEIRLOOM
Estimated Maturity: 60 days
Very tasty for home and market

Golden Sunrise Swiss Chard

OPEN POLLINATED
Estimated Maturity: 53-59 days
This succulent beauty has deep golden stocks, midrib and veins

Northern Lights Mix Swiss Chard

OPEN POLLINATEDHEIRLOOM
Estimated Maturity: 28-55 days
Most intense colors of chard available!

Ruby Red Rhubarb Swiss Chard

OPEN POLLINATEDHEIRLOOM
Estimated Maturity: 59 days
Decorative and tasty addition to your salad blends

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NOTE: All of the descriptions on this website, including the days to maturity, are based on data from varietal trials conducted in specific locations. Many factors, including geographic location, daytime and nighttime temperatures, the availability of plant nutrients, as well as many unknown environmental factors, interact to determine a variety's performance. For information on which varieties will perform best in your area, we recommend that you contact your local agricultural extension agent.