Not every common name makes common sense. (What even is a moonglow tomato?)
But this chard, Perpetual Chard, is aptly named. This is a perennial in my garden. Come caterpillar or cold weather, leaves spring forth a-new from the ever-increasing girth of the trunk.
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Looks good! (Is it good to eat too? Heard of it but never tried)
It’s delicious! Just like Swiss chard, with smaller stems and no rainbow options that I now of.
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I do loves me some chard! It’s beautiful!
Thanks! Spinach and I don’t get along terribly well, so I’m glad to have found this variety.
Thanks! Spinach and I don’t get along terribly well, so I’m glad to have found this variety.