There are more than that and I would bet, more to come. For now, here’s a few to consider:
Variety | Stem Colors | Note |
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Green Lucullus | White Stems | Green Leaves |
Neon Lights Blend | Red Orange Yellow Pink | Equal parts of each |
Orange Fantasia | Awesome orange variety | |
Flamingo | Pinkish Red with red veins | |
Fordhook Giant | Green leaves White stems | Savoyed Leaves |
Bright Lights Blend | White Pink Gold Orange Purple Red | Leaves vary Green or Bronze AAS Winner |
Red Magic Hybrid | All Red | Fast growing Burpee exclusive |
Magenta Sunset | Pink stems and veins | Stems are narrow |
Bright Yellow | Yellow stems and veins | Deep Green leaves |
Oriole | Golden Orange Stems get brighter as they grow | Deep green leaves |
Ruby Red/Rhubarb | Candy Apple Red Stems | Babies may bolt if frost occurs |
Peppermint (pictured) | Pink & White striped stems | Dark Green leaves |
Barese | White with Green leaves | grown for great tender leaves |
There is also a variety called Perpetual Spinach, if you are looking for more of a spinach taste and don’t care about the stalks.
DTM on these are all about the same, 60 days full grown for bunching, 4 weeks baby leaves.
Here's How to Grow Swiss Chard
Some information is from experience with seeds purchased through Mike the Gardener, Burpee’s, and Bohan Seeds. Additional info reprinted with permission from Johnny’s Select Seeds.
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