Spinach Seeds (Perpetual)

RHS Award of Garden Merit

A highly productive crop with larger, fleshier leaves than normal spinach.

Sow April to July 1in deep. Alternatively sow late to overwinter.

Can be harvested for months on end.

Quantity Sufficient Seed For A 50ft / 15m Row
Catalogue Code 1020-2848

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On 07/06/2009 Shiona Airlie wrote:

Rating:5

Easy to grow and I've been cropping mine for weeks already. Small leaves perfect in salad, larger ones steamed or tossed in butter and cream to make a great sauce. This crop alone saves me a fortune each year,

Lovely large leaves, can also be sown to over winter.

Sow Outdoors: March-September, thinly, direct into the required harvest position, 1in (2½cm) deep in rows 12in (30cm) apart. Keep soil moist at all times.

Grow On: If necessary thin seedlings to 4in (10cm) apart.

Harvest: April-October pick young leaves to encourage a steady supply.

Use thinnings as baby leaf. Use fleece to protect crop from frost or cold wind.

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