Swiss Chard Fordhook Giant Seeds: Add a Giant Leap of Nutrition to Your Garden!
Elevate your garden with a green giant! Our Swiss Chard Fordhook Giant Seeds are just the powerhouse addition you've been waiting for. Not just any green, this member of the beet family is known for its easy cultivation, hardiness, and versatility in cooking.
Here's why Swiss Chard Fordhook Giant Seeds are a must for your garden:
- Simple to Grow: These robust seeds germinate in 10-14 days and mature in 40-60 days, making them one of the easiest crops to cultivate. A fuss-free addition to your garden!
- Versatile Cultivation: Grow them in full sun or semi-shade, nearly all year round. Adaptability that suits your garden's needs!
- Big, Beautiful Leaves: Enjoy large, dark green, crinkled leaves with broad glossy white ribs. A vibrant touch to your garden and your plate!
- Harvesting & Cooking Tips: Harvest by twisting off the outer leaves and utilise them in various recipes. Sautee finely chopped white stems with onion and garlic for a delectable addition to stews and soups!
- Beneficial Companion: Plant alongside beans, carrots, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, basil, marigolds, mint, nasturtiums, parsley and peppers for a harmonious garden. A good neighbour in your vegetable patch!
- Non-GMO Guarantee: Rest assured, our seeds are strictly regulated under the GMO Act, and are free from any Genetically Modified Organism products. We value your trust!
By adding Swiss Chard Fordhook Giant to your garden, you're not just cultivating a plant, but a promise of health, easy care, and versatile flavour.
Get ready to welcome the giant of nutrition and taste to your garden! Order your Swiss Chard Fordhook Giant Seeds today!
* Germination: 10 to 14 days
* Maturity: 40 to 60 days
* Sowing depth: 2cm
* Ideal conditions: Full sun and semi-shade, all year round
Starke Ayres GMO Declaration
* Starke Ayres does not research, produce or procure any form of Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) products.
* In South Africa, all our seed is regulated by the Genetically Modified Organisms Act of 1997 (GMO Act) and its subsidiary legislation. The GMO Act places extensive restrictions on the research, production, and marketing of GMOs.
* Maize, soybean, and cotton represent the only crops where genetically modified (GM) forms have been approved for commercial production in South Africa. Where there is potential for cross-contamination, for example with our sweetcorn seed (which could be impacted by nearby GM maize), we do certify our seed as non-GMO in both our internal and external accredited laboratories.
