'Bright Lights' Swiss Chard Plants Weeping Katsura Tree This creates a striking bi-colour

This creates a striking bi-colour effect and ensures the display of blooms evolves throughout the long flowering season

How frustrating is it having a fruit tree with no fruit

green presence to your home or office

trailing stems which cascade over the edge of the pot

‘Sunburst’ becomes wreathed in glorious white blossoms in the springtime

'Bright Lights' Swiss Chard Plants Weeping Katsura Tree This creates a striking bi-colourThis colourful chard variety is super easy to grow and the vibrant, rainbow stalks make it a fun plant for kids to grow to help get them into gardening Swiss chard leaves have a mild, earthy and slightly bitter taste when raw, becoming sweeter when cooked. Use the smaller leaves in salads, cook the larger leaves with a dollop of butter, or chop up the multicoloured stems and add to a gooey, cheesy gratin 'Bright Lights' is what's known as a "cut and