Magenta Sunset Swiss Chard

$2.00

Approximate seeds per pack: 80
Days till maturity: 45
Annual
Cold + Heat Tolerant
Container Friendly

This variety is breathtaking with its hot pink stems and smooth green leaves. Plants are heat tolerant and make a delicious addition to salads. Early maturing and extremely productive. The earthy flavor and beautiful color of this variety will add brightness to any salad. Grows 18-24″ tall.

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    Magenta Sunset Swiss Chard

    7 reviews for Magenta Sunset Swiss Chard

    1. ragersteph –

      Easy to grow in DFW Texas in containers spring, summer, fall so far. We have mild winters so I’m pretty sure they will stick around with the but an come again method. Beautiful addition.

    2. bladeddragon –

      In the 2’x2′ area I p[anted as a second planting last year. I only had one plant germinate and grow. It was low producing but very delicious.

    3. Valerie Howden –

      i needed to replant into a pot with fresh potting soil ( flea beetles in raised beds). colour is surprising touch in a salad as thinnings. chard is so easy to grow thru to fall.

    4. meetapat817 –

      Decent germination and great production. Bolted much later than the yellow chard.

    5. josephmajora –

      Great germination and production. They can also tolerate mild winter.

    6. evanrahaman –

      Love MIgardener Seeds!

    7. aliciadapice –

      This chard is so pretty. It’s also easy to grow. I think I planted too late in fall, but it grew in spring and does pretty well in the hot weather of California.

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    • 5

      Name : ragersteph

      Location : Pantego , United States (US)

      Easy to grow in DFW Texas in containers spring, summer, fall so far. We have mild winters so I’m pretty sure they will stick around with the but an come again method. Beautiful addition.

      02-Nov-2018

    • 2

      Name : bladeddragon

      Location : Windsor , Canada

      In the 2’x2′ area I p[anted as a second planting last year. I only had one plant germinate and grow. It was low producing but very delicious.

      01-Jul-2020

    • 5

      Name : Valerie Howden

      Location : Winnipeg , Canada

      i needed to replant into a pot with fresh potting soil ( flea beetles in raised beds). colour is surprising touch in a salad as thinnings. chard is so easy to grow thru to fall.

      06-Jul-2020

    • 4

      Name : meetapat817

      Location : Temecula , United States (US)

      Decent germination and great production. Bolted much later than the yellow chard.

      19-Sep-2020

    • 4

      Name : josephmajora

      Location : Dallas , United States (US)

      Great germination and production. They can also tolerate mild winter.

      09-Dec-2020

    • 5

      Name : evanrahaman

      Location : Toronto , Canada

      Love MIgardener Seeds!

      09-Dec-2020

    • 5

      Name : aliciadapice

      Location : PITTSBURG , United States (US)

      This chard is so pretty. It’s also easy to grow. I think I planted too late in fall, but it grew in spring and does pretty well in the hot weather of California.

      28-May-2021