Colourful Swiss Chard Five Colours (Beta vulgaris ssp.vulgaris) organic seeds

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Colourful Swiss Chard 'Five Colours' (Beta vulgaris ssp.vulgaris) organic seeds

Very decorative chard variety with colourful stalks in red, orange, yellow, pink variations.
Contents: Approx. 100 seeds
Open-pollinated variety, seed tested regularly

1.183,68 Ft

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From	Unit price / Packet
10	1.064,92 Ft*
100	886,77 Ft*

SKU: BIO43

GTIN: 4251420503619

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The organically grown swiss chard variety 'Five Colours' is one of the most beautiful swiss chard varieties at all. With its colourful appearance, it's so decorative that this leaf vegetable variety can be planted into any flower bed without problems and that it suits the mixed cottage garden perfectly. The leaf colour can vary from light green to dark green to red. However, especially the stalks, which offer a great colour spectrum from white to dark red in soft pastel tones, are colourful.

Of course, 'Five Colours' is not only an ornamental plant. Swiss chard can also be used in the kitchen as an addition to a salad or, steamed like spinach, as a vegetable garnish in quiches, on pizzas, or also in soups.

Plant description

Species:	Amaranthaceae
Lifecycle:	Biennial
Flowering months:	May June

Growing advice

Sowing depth:	2-3 cm
Planting distance:	30 cm
Germination temperature:	15-20°C
When to sow outdoors:	April May June July August September

Biennial shrub. Sowing from mid-April 2-3cm deep outdoors. Distance approx. 30cm. Loves loose, humous soils and lots of sun. As soon as two months after sowing, the outer leaves can be harvested continually.

Other names

Botanical name:	Beta vulgaris ssp. vulgaris
German names:	Mangold
English names:	Swiss Chard, Chard

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Manufacturer information: Magic Garden Seeds GmbH | Junkersstraße 7 | Regensburg, Germany, 93055 | service@magicgardenseeds.com | https://www.magicgardenseeds.com

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