Sow perpetual spinach seeds for bumper harvests, good bolting resistance and easy UK growing. Spinach can be grown in vegetable patches and containers if you are short on space, and it makes an ideal winter vegetable. Enjoy salads? Browse our range of salad seeds including cucumber, cress, radishes, microgreens and lettuce seeds.
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Spinach seeds are an easy way to grow a nutritious and tasty crop. Use the baby leaves as an alternative to lettuce in salads and the mature leaves as a green vegetable or in stir fries and soups. ‘Red Veined’ has an attractive colour to its leaves, ‘Mikado’ is an Oriental variety with pointed leaves, and Spinach ‘Perpetual’ will give you weeks of harvests. See our Frequently Asked Questions below for more advice.
You can sow hardy varieties, such as ‘Red Veined’, in early autumn for picking in early spring. Protect plants from frost with a cloche or horticultural fleece.
‘Apollo’, ‘Mikado’, ‘Red Veined’ and ‘Patton’ spinach are all downy mildew resistant making them particularly productive.
‘Red Veined’ can be picked as baby leaves around 35 days from sowing. ‘Helios’ is another spinach variety that is quick to crop. Make successive sowings for continuous yields through the summer months and into autumn.
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