Lake Valley, Spinach, Bloomsdale Longstanding
- Seed Depth: 1/2" (13mm)
- Plant Space: 6" (15cm)
- Row Space: 12" (30cm)
- Sprouts In: 5-10 days
- Spinach is super cold-hardy and can be planted in very early spring and fall, or winter in mild areas. Choose a location with full sun to light shade and rich, non-acidic soil. Keep evenly moist until they germinate. Sow every ten days for continuous harvest.
- Harvest by pulling entire plant when leaves are still young and tasty. In many cold winter areas, fall planted spinach will over-winter and produce very early spring crops.
Lake Valley- Spinach, Bloomsdale Longstanding
Bloomsdale is an old-time favorite in the garden. It is quick to produce bunches of crinkle-leaved rosettes that are packed with vitamins and minerals. Best flavor and production are achieved when grown during cool weather
- Seed Depth: 1/2" (13mm)
- Plant Space: 6" (15cm)
- Row Space: 12" (30cm)
- Sprouts In: 5-10 days
- Spinach is super cold-hardy and can be planted in very early spring and fall, or winter in mild areas. Choose a location with full sun to light shade and rich, non-acidic soil. Keep evenly moist until they germinate. Sow every ten days for continuous harvest.
- Harvest by pulling entire plant when leaves are still young and tasty. In many cold winter areas, fall planted spinach will over-winter and produce very early spring crops.
Lake Valley- Spinach, Bloomsdale Longstanding
Bloomsdale is an old-time favorite in the garden. It is quick to produce bunches of crinkle-leaved rosettes that are packed with vitamins and minerals. Best flavor and production are achieved when grown during cool weather
Original: $3.59
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$1.26Description
- Seed Depth: 1/2" (13mm)
- Plant Space: 6" (15cm)
- Row Space: 12" (30cm)
- Sprouts In: 5-10 days
- Spinach is super cold-hardy and can be planted in very early spring and fall, or winter in mild areas. Choose a location with full sun to light shade and rich, non-acidic soil. Keep evenly moist until they germinate. Sow every ten days for continuous harvest.
- Harvest by pulling entire plant when leaves are still young and tasty. In many cold winter areas, fall planted spinach will over-winter and produce very early spring crops.
Lake Valley- Spinach, Bloomsdale Longstanding
Bloomsdale is an old-time favorite in the garden. It is quick to produce bunches of crinkle-leaved rosettes that are packed with vitamins and minerals. Best flavor and production are achieved when grown during cool weather
