Versatile leaf use: Suitable for both cooking and salad mixes
Picking capability: Leaves can be harvested individually or as whole plants
Year-round maturity: Produces harvests in spring, fall, and warm winter
Summarized by Shop
A productive heirloom spinach (Spinacia oleracea) that performs well in spring, fall and even warm winter climates. Dark green, savoyed leaves. That can be picked individually or harvested as whole plants. Mature leaves are ideal for cooking, and baby leaves can be used in salad mixes.
40-50 days from seed to baby leaf production. Annual. C
Plant Class
Caryophyllales
Plant Characteristics
Edible
Maturity
40-50 days from seed to baby leaf
Growth Habit
Annual
Harvest
Leaves can be picked individually or harvested as whole plants
