Swiss Chard: Cut‑and‑Come‑Again Harvest All Season

Continuous Production

Harvest outer leaves individually; plant regrows from center. Produces until hard frost.

Unlike fruiting veggies, chard needs high nitrogen for leaf growth. Apply water‑soluble high‑N fertilizer every 14 days.

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