Congratulations to Carol Deffenbaugh Furney!!
She won the hanging basket contest and decided on a pink double wave petunia.
Earth Day begins at home!
Plant some trees or a garden. Put plants in the environment to help clear the air.
It’s time to plant gardens!!
We have lots of different varieties of peppers and tomatoes, along with cucumber, eggplant, okra, squash, watermelon, cantaloupe and more.
Swiss Chard
Varieties and Colors: Bright Lights
Sizes: #6
Description: Swiss Chard comes in a variety of colors. It is related to beets and spinach and has both bitter and salty flavors. Chard tolerates poor soil, inattention and holds up well in frost and mild freezing conditions. It can also be planted in shady parts of the garden.
Recommended Spacing: Plant 9″ to 12″ apart.
Height: Grows 15″ to 20″ tall.
How to Grow: Plant in full or part sun.
Outstanding Features: Swiss Chard is resistant to most plant diseases.
Tips: There are recipes for cooking Swiss Chard on-line.
Recommended Uses: Garden Bed, Containers, Borders, Landscapes, Edible
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