Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard

$2.00

Approximate seeds per pack: 80
Days till maturity: 60
Annual
Cold + Heat Tolerant
Container Friendly

Swiss chard is packed with vitamins and minerals, just get ready for neighbors to be fed as well. It can be grown in hot climates as well as cold climates and handles it all with ease. It will produce more the more you pick it! The fordhook variety specifically is one of the most prolific producers of swiss chard.

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    Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard

    9 reviews for Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard

    1. Michelle McGuire –

      This grew so well, fast, and large in my fall garden. I will be planting many more of these next year!

    2. Jonathon Kurth –

      This has been an excellent producer! It is extremely hardy and several plants made it through the winter and are now almost 2 years old.

    3. sharmo0361 –

      This is so tasty and I will definitely be growing this Swiss Chard again!

    4. sharmo0361 –

      This is the best tasting Swiss Chard. I planted for a Fall crop too!

    5. bpgunter –

      Good one to grow here. Germinates and grows quickly, tastes great until it starts getting into the 90’s then gets bitter and chewy in my opinion but from beginning march-end of may was pulling big leaves off this one daily.

    6. pezhang43 –

      These grew well after planting them in my fall garden, although I started late, they have still grown sizably. I hope they continue to grow as the weather stays warmer before the snow and frost settle in. Will be trying more of them next year.

    7. evanrahaman –

      Love MIgardener Seeds!

    8. Ryan Koch –

      Zone 7b. NW facing 3rd floor balcony.

      In the fall this was booming in standard 24” railing planters (3-4 per). It is still very healthy in late December although a day from winter we are low on light (2-4hr direct a day now) so leaves are more compact.

      Tasty and fun to grow – I use the stems like celery in winter soups and greens for omelets or to cook like spinach!

    9. ourlife767 –

      my chickens love swiss chard

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    • 5

      Name : Michelle McGuire

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      This grew so well, fast, and large in my fall garden. I will be planting many more of these next year!

      13-Dec-2017

    • 5

      Name : Jonathon Kurth

      Location : ,

      This has been an excellent producer! It is extremely hardy and several plants made it through the winter and are now almost 2 years old.

      02-Oct-2018

    • 5

      Name : sharmo0361

      Location : ,

      This is so tasty and I will definitely be growing this Swiss Chard again!

      01-Jul-2019

    • 5

      Name : sharmo0361

      Location : ,

      This is the best tasting Swiss Chard. I planted for a Fall crop too!

      13-Jul-2019

    • 5

      Name : bpgunter

      Location : ,

      Good one to grow here. Germinates and grows quickly, tastes great until it starts getting into the 90’s then gets bitter and chewy in my opinion but from beginning march-end of may was pulling big leaves off this one daily.

      14-Aug-2020

    • 5

      Name : pezhang43

      Location : ,

      These grew well after planting them in my fall garden, although I started late, they have still grown sizably. I hope they continue to grow as the weather stays warmer before the snow and frost settle in. Will be trying more of them next year.

      26-Nov-2020

    • 5

      Name : evanrahaman

      Location : ,

      Love MIgardener Seeds!

      09-Dec-2020

    • 5

      Name : Ryan Koch

      Location : ,

      Zone 7b. NW facing 3rd floor balcony.

      In the fall this was booming in standard 24” railing planters (3-4 per). It is still very healthy in late December although a day from winter we are low on light (2-4hr direct a day now) so leaves are more compact.

      Tasty and fun to grow – I use the stems like celery in winter soups and greens for omelets or to cook like spinach!

      20-Dec-2020

    • 5

      Name : ourlife767

      Location : ,

      my chickens love swiss chard

      23-Jan-2021