Spinach Seeds

A fast growing variety producing high yields of glossy, dark green, rounded leaves, for use as both 'baby leaves' and full sized plants. Ideal for spring and autumn sowings. Excellent downy mildew resistance. Ideal for container growing. RHS AGM.

Outstanding for yield, quality and bolting resistance as a 'baby leaf' variety, also very productive as a full sized plant. Dark green, thick, rounded leaves with resistance to all the modern races of downy mildew. Ideal for growing in containers.

Spinacia oleracea. Dark green, semi-savoy-leaved variety producing plenty of 'baby leaves'. Spinach Picasso is slow to bolt (run to seed). Perfect in containers. Can be grown all year indoors for 'baby leaves'.

Dark green leaves with good mildew tolerance. Add raw baby leaves to salads, or steam for a tasty and nutritious cooked vegetable.

Naturally Coated and Coloured Seed for Improved Vigour

This outstanding summer spinach is best grown as a high yielding, full sized plant, but can also be grown for 'baby leaf'. British bred Spinach 'Kansas' produces medium thick, mid green, smooth, oval leaves with a good flavour whether eaten raw or cooked. This productive variety shows resistance to all the modern races of downy mildew. Its slow growing habit also gives it good resistance to bolting.

Height: 20cm (8inch).
Spread: 30cm (12inch)

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An easy, reliable and milder alternative to spinach, which is very fast and easy to grow, cropping for much of the year.

Versatile leaves can be used in spinach, in salads or stir fries. Quick, easy to grow and slow to bolt it is highly suitable for containers and can also be grown under cover in autumn and winter for almost year round cropping.

Delicious, tender leaves with attractive deep red stems. Fast growing, great as baby leaves, cooked or in salads. Excellent source of vitamin A, good for vitamin C and folate.

Easy and fast growing leaf vegetable that is slow to bolt. Widely used in many Asian dishes, the baby leaves can be used in salads and mature hotter leaves as a substitute for spinach.

Large, unusually shaped dark green leaves can be grown throughout the summer and show resistance to mildew. Tasty, softly textured leaves can be harvested as baby leaves or left to mature.

New 2008

A very popular, easy to grow and reliable variety producing an abundance of dark green leaves. Long standing if grown in good, moist soil which is kept watered during dry weather. Ideal for successional sowing to give a longer cropping period. Broad, deep green leaves; ideal for freezing.

Popeye was right, you can eat no better vegetable than spinach. Rich In vitamins A and C, beta-carotene, lutein and dietary fibre.

New breeding in spinach to provide stunning red stems and leaf veins contrasting against a darker green leaf. A sweeter flavour and the colour contrast provides a superb salad leaf ingredient, as baby spinach or as a steamed vegetable.

If your summer spinach is always running to seed before you manage to get a worthwhile crop off it, then this is the variety for you because it virtually never runs to seed in its first season, therefore very good on dry ground. It is succulent, prolific and very hardy, suitable for autumn and winter crops too.

A unique Oriental Spinach with an upright habit, producing dark green, large, pointed leaves, multiple side shoots and long stems with pink tinged bases. Delicious chopped in stir fries, added to salads or steamed.

Good downy mildew resistance, for spring and autumn crop. Ideal for summer sowings due to its superb bolting resistance.