Swiss Chard Seeds - Yellow 70 to 79 days They should each be sown

They should each be sown in small individual hills half an inch deep

This lettuce is deliciously crispy even when grown in the heat of summer

Plants get big and Costata Romanesco generally doesn't produce as heavily as many squash so plant accordingly

weighed them and came up with some nicely consistent results: In all three locations

Days to Maturity: 60+(leaves) 90+(flowers

Swiss Chard Seeds - Yellow 70 to 79 days They should each be sown55 days. The Yellow Swiss Chard is a variety that produces dark green leaves on bright Yellow stems. These stems are excellent as an ornamental piece in the garden, but taste just as great when taken to the kitchen. The bright yellow stems and the leaves can both be used in different ways for cooking. This crop should be grown in an area in zone 6 or a higher zone. After 55 days the crop is ready to be harvested. 1 lb Approximately 17,480 Seeds