How to Plant Swiss Chard Swiss chard is a fast-growing vegetable that is ready to harvest in around 40 days. Seeds can be directly sown into the garden about 1/2 inch deep and two inches apart in ...

GLOVERSVILLE — Experienced gardener Sadie Dwyer of Johnstown will speak on how to properly start seeds in indoors and when to sow the seeds outside from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on March 14 at Mohawk ...

By planting seeds indoors, ... How to plant: Sow swiss chard seeds in a seed tray, with 1-2 seeds per cell. Don’t overwater, but keep soil consistently moist to help prompt germination.

Sow each chard seed an inch or two apart, about an inch deep, in nitrogen-rich soil. Chard is probably best planted in rows about 18 to 24 inches apart.

Growing backyard fruits and vegetables used to mean clearing out a patch of land, preparing the soil, spending hours digging, planting, fertilizing, watering and then tending a garden for several m… ...

As part of Country Living’s new Plot to Plate series, we’ll hear from Raymond Blanc and the team at Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons, on how to grow, prune and harvest the season’s very best produce and ...

Sow in broad drills as “cut and come again” crops from April to August. Once your Swiss chard seedlings grow, thin them so they are one foot apart or every two inches for mini-leaves.

Vegetables that usually qualify for early indoor sowing dates include cabbage, ... Sow seeds indoors soon for lush plants later: Ask OSU Extension. Updated: Feb. 02, 2011, 10:55 p.m.

As part of Country Living’s new Plot to Plate series, we’ll hear from Raymond Blanc and the team at Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons, on how to grow, prune and harvest the season’s very best produce and ...

Where to plant: Tricky indoors, but a sunny garden or patio is ideal. ... GET DECORATIVE WITH SWISS CHARD. 13. If you're a beginner gardener, consider growing chard as it's versatile Credit: Getty.