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Spinach is legendary as a superfood, and that is for a good reason - it is packed with nutrients! The dark green leaves have defined our perception of a healthy food. When you plant heirloom spinach seeds in your home garden, you are making an investment in your health because it will supply you with a steady supply of greens to fuel your healthy lifestyle. We have several types of spinach vegetable seeds to grow, including New Zealand Spinach and Perpetual Spinach which are actually from a different family, and so provide some diverse benefits. Spinach is fairly easy to grow, and is best grown in the cool growing season.
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Bloomsdale Spinach Seeds
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Spinacia oleracea
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Bloomsdale Longstanding is a spinach that may very well become your favorite! The large leaves of this variety are thick, dark green, and have a crinkled texture. Slow to bolt, and taking only 45 days to mature, this is a great choice for late spring and summer plantings.Starting at $3.25 USD -
Giant Noble Spinach Seeds
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Spinacia oleracea
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Giant Noble spinach is a long-standing spinach variety that is a little sweeter than regular spinach, and offers an extended harvest window. It grows up to 20" tall in about 45 days and is quite bolt-resistant. The leaves are smooth and suitable for fresh eating, freezing, or canning.Starting at $3.25 USD -
New Zealand Spinach Seeds
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xNew Zealand Spinach Seeds
Tetragonia tetragonoides
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Warrigal spinach is not a true spinach, but can be used in just the same way, and is more resistant than regular spinach to bolting during the summer months! Long after true spinach has faded, you will still be harvesting this variety, which thrives in hot weather! The plants are large and hardy, and the leaves are small and fleshy with a rich vitamin content. New Zealand spinach seeds mature in 70 days.Starting at $3.25 USD -
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Razzle Dazzle Hybrid Spinach Seeds
Hybrid Seeds
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xRazzle Dazzle Hybrid Spinach Seeds
Spinacia oleracea
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This hybrid variety, Razzle Dazzle, produces ready-to-harvest leaves just 30 days after sprouting! This high yielder grows up to 20" tall and is resistant to four types of Downy Mildew. Narrow, pointed leaves are mild and sweet, and are excellent for freezing!Starting at $3.75 USD -
Viroflay Spinach Seeds
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Spinacia oleracea
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Viroflay spinach is an old heirloom variety that grows up to 24" in diameter. The dark-green, crisp, smooth leaves grow quickly and are ready to harvest in just 45 days. This variety is also used for baby leaves, which can be harvested in just 21 days.Starting at $3.25 USD -
Perpetual Spinach Swiss Chard Seeds
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xPerpetual Spinach Swiss Chard Seeds
Beta vulgaris cicla
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The shiny green leaves of this swiss chard resemble spinach in appearance and flavor. Very hardy and prolific, it is much slower to bolt than spinach. It is delicious when eaten raw or steamed. Harvest begins at 50 days and can last through Autumn.Starting at $3.25 USD
Spinach is legendary as a superfood, and that is for a good reason - it is packed with nutrients! The dark green leaves have defined our perception of a healthy food. When you plant heirloom spinach seeds in your home garden, you are making an investment in your health because it will supply you with a steady supply of greens to fuel your healthy lifestyle. We have several types of spinach vegetable seeds to grow, including New Zealand Spinach and Perpetual Spinach which are actually from a different family, and so provide some diverse benefits. Spinach is fairly easy to grow, and is best grown in the cool growing season.