Territorial Seed Company Silverbeet

Loose seeds offer flexibility for traditional sowing, while the biodegradable seed tape is pre-spaced to save time and ensure uniform growth. Both options yield the same high-quality, organic heirloom plants.

You can expect to harvest your silverbeet approximately 60 days after planting. The plants are ready once the leaves and stalks have reached a desirable size for your kitchen needs.

Yes, Five Color Silverbeet is versatile and thrives in both full sun and partial sun conditions. This makes it a great choice for garden spots that might not receive direct light all day.

Depending on your climate, it can act as either. While it is typically grown as an annual vegetable, it can behave as a perennial in milder regions where the ground does not freeze.

Once your seedlings have emerged, thin them to a spacing of 10–16 inches apart. This extra room ensures the plants have adequate airflow and space to develop their signature thick, sturdy stalks.

Absolutely. Both the vibrant, multi-colored stalks and the leafy greens are edible, making this a dual-purpose vegetable that adds both nutrition and visual appeal to your meals.