Spinacia oleracea seed

LATIN NAME: SPINACIA OLERACEA

COMMON NAME: Spinach

The spinach greens the fast, low plants with the broad, oval, dark-green leaves that rise from the short crown in the dense rosette, the whole plant carrying the fresh, leafy form. The leaves keep the rich green and the tender texture, and the plant crops over the long, cool season. It grows quickly from the seed, and it stands the cool weather well. It likes the sun or the part shade, and the rich, moist, well-drained soil.

Scientific Research & Plant Biotechnology

In the amaranth family, the spinach holds a long, leafy record in the studies of the vegetable crops, and the species appears in the research on the leaf nutrition and the cool-season growth. The nutritionists value the iron and the leaf vitamins, while the food scientists note the tender, fresh leaves. The seed biology fills out the picture, and the growers of the fast, cool-season greens keep the species in their catalogues.

Ecological & Economic Value & Wide Applications

In the kitchen garden, the spinach greens the table with the fresh leaves all season. The tender leaves serve the salads, the cooked greens and the smoothies, they pack the iron and the vitamins, and the plant crops over the long, cool season. It grows well in the rich, moist, well-drained ground. Fast, fresh and leafy.

To grow the Spinach from seed,

Sow the seeds into the fine, moist rows of the open bed, then cover them lightly, keep the rows moist, and the seedlings show themselves within a week or two

Keep the rows gently watered, and thin the seedlings for the room to leaf out. The fresh leaves come within the season.

. Plant the young plants in the rich, moist, well-drained ground, and the tender leaves will green the table through the cool season.

 

 

 

 

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Spinach Bloomsdale Spinacia Oleracea is an open pollinated spinach that has dark green, deeply savoyed leaves. Spinach Bloomsdale seeds have to be sown in spring as early as possible, and for early spring crops, Spinach can be sown late in September, but it must be protected with hay or straw throughout the winter. Spinach Bloomsdale stands well in hot weather without bolting and bear for an extremely long period of time.

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Spinach Bloomsdale is an important green crop that is very hardy and withstands considerable freezing weather. Spinach is an easy to grow, vigorous upright plant that does well in spring, summer and fall. This fine quality, very tender Spinach has excellent fresh flavor in salads and can be cooked with vinegar dressing or canned.

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SEED GERMINATION: 7-14 Days

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PLANT MATURITY: 50 Days

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