Spinach Broadleaf Seeds

Spinach Broadleaf Seeds – Irish Plants Direct

 

A reliable annual vegetable producing large, broad, dark green leaves with a mild flavour.

 

Known botanically as Spinacia oleracea, this variety is valued for its productivity, nutritional benefits, and versatility in the kitchen.

 

Spinach Broadleaf offers abundant harvests of tender leaves ideal for salads, cooking, and freezing, making it one of the most admired choices for home and allotment growers.

 

Its vigorous growth and dependable yields make it a favourite for gardeners seeking both flavour and nutrition.

 

Seed Quantity Approx 20 grams

 

Sowing & Growing

When to Sow February to May and again in August to September for autumn crops

Germination 7 to 14 days at 10–20°C

Soil & Position Moist, fertile, well drained soil; prefers full sun or partial shade

Height/Spread 20–30cm with spreading leafy growth

Harvesting 6 to 8 weeks after sowing, cutting leaves as required

 

Sowing Instructions

Sow seeds thinly in drills 1cm deep, spaced 30cm apart in prepared soil. Water well and keep soil moist during germination. Thin seedlings to 10cm apart for best growth. Successional sowing ensures a continuous supply of fresh leaves.

 

Grow & Maintenance

Grow in fertile soil with regular watering. Spinach thrives in cooler conditions and benefits from mulching to retain moisture. Harvest leaves regularly to encourage new growth. Suitable for borders, vegetable plots, and containers. Protect young plants from bolting in hot weather.

 

Uses & Benefits

Perfect for salads, cooking, and freezing. Spinach Broadleaf produces nutritious leaves rich in vitamins and minerals. Highly suitable for home gardens, allotments, and container planting.

 

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