Pink Swiss Chard

$2.00

Approximate seeds per pack: 80
Days till maturity: 65
Annual
Cold + Heat Tolerant
Container Friendly

Swiss chard is rich with vitamins and minerals. It also heats tolerant, drought-tolerant, and grows well in cold weather. This bright pink variety is particularly beautiful in salads. Use fresh or raw, it doesn’t matter! Early maturing and extremely productive. Use similarly to spinach and kale. The earthy flavor and beautiful color of this variety will add brightness to any recipe. Grows 18-24″ tall.

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    Pink Swiss Chard

    8 reviews for Pink Swiss Chard

    1. ragersteph –

      Easy to grow in 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. ragersteph –

      Like the first review says, these are very easy to grow in containers in Texas. To confirm the predictions, it is very easy to grow in Texas winter as well. Very, very slight frost damage on a few leaves but these were really just left to the elements and forgotten about. We haven’t touched them since the beginning of fall except to harvest a few leaves here and there for sautes or soups. I’m sure they will need some tlc come spring and summer. We really love the colorful addition with the winter doesn’t grown many colorful edible plants.

    3. bkjulia804 –

      Growing in Brooklyn, NY. It was great didn’t seem to germinate as well as the yellow swiss chards that I got from here but it was still very good and tasty.

    4. andthenamethatsatonhimwasdeath –

      We grow these every year and have not been disappointed yet!

    5. lyonsashley267 –

      so lovely and affordable. Love migardener prices

    6. megan.e.may –

      I planted the swiss chard in early spring. It lasted through the Texas summer and is still growing now in October. Very nice color and looks great in the garden.

    7. evanrahaman –

      Love MIgardener Seeds!

    8. ourlife767 –

      The chickens love Swiss chard

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      Name : ragersteph

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      Easy to grow in 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

    • 5

      Name : ragersteph

      Location : ,

      Like the first review says, these are very easy to grow in containers in Texas. To confirm the predictions, it is very easy to grow in Texas winter as well. Very, very slight frost damage on a few leaves but these were really just left to the elements and forgotten about. We haven’t touched them since the beginning of fall except to harvest a few leaves here and there for sautes or soups. I’m sure they will need some tlc come spring and summer. We really love the colorful addition with the winter doesn’t grown many colorful edible plants.

      21-Feb-2019

    • 5

      Name : bkjulia804

      Location : ,

      Growing in Brooklyn, NY. It was great didn’t seem to germinate as well as the yellow swiss chards that I got from here but it was still very good and tasty.

      05-Jul-2020

    • 5

      Name : andthenamethatsatonhimwasdeath

      Location : ,

      We grow these every year and have not been disappointed yet!

      27-Sep-2020

    • 4

      Name : lyonsashley267

      Location : ,

      so lovely and affordable. Love migardener prices

      24-Oct-2020

    • 5

      Name : megan.e.may

      Location : ,

      I planted the swiss chard in early spring. It lasted through the Texas summer and is still growing now in October. Very nice color and looks great in the garden.

      27-Oct-2020

    • 5

      Name : evanrahaman

      Location : ,

      Love MIgardener Seeds!

      09-Dec-2020

    • 5

      Name : ourlife767

      Location : ,

      The chickens love Swiss chard

      23-Jan-2021