Bright Lights Swiss Chard Seeds
Days to Maturity: 60 from direct sow
All-America Selections (AAS) Winner 1998
Garden Merit Award from the Royal Horticulture Society
These brilliantly-colored stems are so beautiful that you may forget to harvest the succulent, sweet leaves. Electric yellows, pinks, crimsons, oranges, purples, whites, and greenssome even stripedfestoon the 20-inch stems. Many keep their color even after cooking, and all are delightfully festive.
Bright Lights is a mix of green- and black-leaved Swiss Chard in all brilliant colors, including stripes, streaks, and bicolors. It's utterly eye-catching in garden or container, which is one reason it has received both an All-America Selection and an Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society. The other reason is flavorthese stems keep their colors even after light cooking, and have a rich, crisp, peppery bite. The star of the cool-season veggie garden.
Great in containers and showy enough for the flower garden, Bright Lights is a classic asked for by name in nurseries and garden centers. Like all Swiss chard, it grows readily from seed, and will regrow if leaves are cut back to 2 inches from the crown. Both leaves and stems are delicious.
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Days to Maturity: 60 from direct sow
All-America Selections (AAS) Winner 1998
Garden Merit Award from the Royal Horticulture Society
These brilliantly-colored stems are so beautiful that you may forget to harvest the succulent, sweet leaves. Electric yellows, pinks, crimsons, oranges, purples, whites, and greenssome even stripedfestoon the 20-inch stems. Many keep their color even after cooking, and all are delightfully festive.
Bright Lights is a mix of green- and black-leaved Swiss Chard in all brilliant colors, including stripes, streaks, and bicolors. It's utterly eye-catching in garden or container, which is one reason it has received both an All-America Selection and an Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society. The other reason is flavorthese stems keep their colors even after light cooking, and have a rich, crisp, peppery bite. The star of the cool-season veggie garden.
Great in containers and showy enough for the flower garden, Bright Lights is a classic asked for by name in nurseries and garden centers. Like all Swiss chard, it grows readily from seed, and will regrow if leaves are cut back to 2 inches from the crown. Both leaves and stems are delicious.
