Perpetual Swiss Chard

Smaller leaves and thinner stem than traditional swiss chard make it a candidate for a tender salad green although it can still be used for cooking as well. It outlasts other chards and cool weather leafy greens by months. If planted in a location with afternoon shade I have found that it will produce all the way through summer here in South Florida.

Packet: 200 seeds

Good to start from seed in these months:

North Florida: January-April, September-December

Central Florida:  February-April, October-December 

South Florida: February-March, October-December