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Chard

Chard or Swiss Chard is super easy to grow from seed. Bright lights chard is easily one of the nicest looking vegetable plants you can grow providing a splash of colour to any garden or allotment, over the winter it provides a smash of colour while everything else is looking dull!

A very versatile vegetable can be used in stir-fries or salads. Makes the perfect spinach substitute or is enjoyed perfectly steamed. Sow from April to late August.

Chard Seeds
Chard Bright Lights seeds

Chard Bright Lights

100 Seeds per packet

Provides plenty of colour in the Winter

Price £0.99
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A stunning collection of bright colors, these chard plants were bred especially for beauty and taste.

Beet Leaf Perpetual Spinach Chard Seeds

Beet Leaf Perpetual Spinach

100 Seeds per packet

Trouble free crop, cut & come again

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Perpetual Spinach is a leafy beet variety that delivers a steady crop of tender, mild-tasting greens. Easy to grow, bolt-resistant, and great for repeat harvesting.

Rhubarb Chard Seeds

Rhubarb Chard

100 Seeds per packet

Summer & Autumn Harvest

Price £0.99
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Rhubarb Chard is a colourful and hardy leafy green with deep green leaves and vivid red stems. Ideal for cut-and-come-again harvesting, it’s easy to grow, tolerant of light frosts, and adds bold flavour and colour to any dish.

White Silver Chard Seeds
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White Silver

100 Seeds per packet

Summer & Autumn Harvest

Price £0.99
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A reliable, bolt-resistant variety with crisp white stems and deep green leaves. White Silver Swiss Chard is ideal for year-round growing and perfect for steaming, sautéing or enjoying raw.

Beet Leaf Blood Red Chard Seeds
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Beet Leaf Blood Red

100 Seeds

Bolt-resistant leafy beet

Price £0.99
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Beet Leaf Blood Red is a vibrant, bolt-resistant leafy beet grown for its tender, red-veined leaves. Perfect for salads, stir-fries, or steaming.

No need for multiple sowings when growing chard. One plant can provide plenty of tender shoots for many months on end, keep picking and the plant will keep producing. Steam, Boil, Braise this vegetable is very versatile when it comes to cooking.

Sowing chard seeds

Start in trays or modules and transplant once established within the module. Later august or even early sowings are possible although do require some protection when the plant is young. Mature chard plants are frost tolerant and are able to be grown both undercover and outside over winter.