Mountain Valley Seed Company Swiss Chard Garden Seeds

You can absolutely grow this variety in containers. Because the plants reach about 28 inches in height, ensure your pot is deep enough to support the root system and provide adequate drainage.

For microgreens, sow the seeds densely in a shallow tray and harvest them when the first true leaves appear, usually within a few weeks. For full-size vegetables, space the seeds further apart in your garden bed or larger pots to allow the plants to reach their full 28-inch maturity.

Yes, Lucullus Swiss Chard is a reliable, open-pollinated variety that is quite forgiving. As long as you provide full sun and consistent weekly watering, you should see good results within about 50 days.

Swiss Chard generally prefers cooler weather, but it is known for being quite resilient. While it thrives in full sun, be sure to maintain that weekly watering schedule to keep the leaves crisp and prevent the plant from bolting prematurely in high heat.

Savoyed refers to the texture of the leaves, meaning they are crinkled or puckered rather than smooth. This texture is desirable because it helps the leaves hold onto dressings and sauces when you cook them.