Description
Spinacea oleracea
Popeye's got nothin' on you when you grow this cold-hardy powerhouse!
This wonderful variety is exceptionally winter-hardy, so consider planting in fall for eating all winter and spring. It's sweeter with frost! Large but tender rounded-tipped leaves. Open-pollinated.
Seeds grown by David Lau at Titbout's Seeds in Missoula, MT, Affinity Farm in Moscow, Idaho and the Ocho in Buhl, Idaho.
80 seeds.
Special Overstock Opportunity! We have a batch of Winter Giant Spinach seed that is germinating below standard. This seed was grown and saved with love by a farmer in Buhl, Idaho. Germinating at 45%, it is 15% below standard. You can purchase 1 ounce at a great deal! We've priced it low because we want this seed to find its new home in your garden.
Directions: Direct seed in spring or fall with 2" spacing between rows. Thin to 6" for big leaves. Cut and come again.
|
Planting Depth |
Seed Spacing |
Days to Germination |
Days to Maturity |
|
½” |
1” |
7-21 |
30 |