Spinach Giant Winter Seeds

Info: The spinach bred specifically for sowing in the autumn, as the name Giant Winter suggests, is a remarkably winter-hard vegetable. The large, dark green and semi-raspy leaves can then be harvested in early spring. The spicy leaves can be steamed used as a vegetable garnish. But they should also be tried as an addition to a mixed salad.

Sowing & cultivation: The sowing of spinach can take place from March-May directly into the field. Although the spinach is very robust, it is recommended to cover it with foil until early summer. The sowing depth should be about 1-3cm. To get a good contact with the soil, the seed rows should be tapped. It is important to maintain a row spacing of about 15 to 25 cm when sowing, and to leave the plants at a distance of about 5 cm. A late culture can be done under foil coverage again from August. The soil should be rich in humus and nutrients and always have enough moisture.

Botanical name	Spinacia oleracea
Content	50 seeds
Sowing	March
Location	sunny
Germination temperature	14-25°C
Germination	6-12 days
Harvesting	August-September
Lifespan	annual
Height	40cm