Chard
Beta vulgaris var. cicla
Maraldi has a wide chard portfolio with very attractive leaf, improved leaf quality, high yielding ability.
RHUBARB CHARD SIRIO
- Slow growing
- Good leaf texture
- Dark green, savoy leaf with a bright red stem and vein
RHUBARB CHARD PLUTON
- Medium early cycle
- Good vigour
- Medium green leaf with red stem and veins
MSX 19319
- Medium early cycle
- Good vigor and uniformity
- Bright green leaf with a nice rounded shape and deep red stem and veins
VENUS F1
- Early cycle
- Extraordinary thick leaf, holds well against bleeding and spotting
- Erect leaf for a very uniform cut
- Above average yield
JUPITER F1
- Medium early cycle
- Nice contrast between deep red vein and bright green rounded leaf very thick leaf and great consistency
- High uniformity and very high yield
ORANGE CHARD
- Medium cycle
- Savoy leaf with yellow stem and veins
- A nice added color to any salad mix
PERPETUAL SPINACH
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Medium early cycle
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Green leaf and stem, erect and long petiole
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Suitable for both industry and baby leaf production
BULL’S BLOOD ARTICA
- Early cycle
- Vigorous variety with dark red color under cool conditions
- Elongated leaf shape, erect plant
TORO ROSSO
- Slow growing variety
- Triple red colored leaf, intense and persistent in warm conditions
- Great choice for adding intense color to any salad mix
MSX 41116 F1
- Medium early cycle
- Attractive dark green leaf color with intense red vein and stem color
- Great vigor and uniformity
- Very appealing semi savoy leaf resembling traditional red chard