Spinach – Bloomsdale Long Standing

Heirloom.
Heavy continuous yield of thick-textured, crinkled, dark green, glossy leaves. It matures early. Introduced in the 19th century, it is an old standard since 1925. Delicious very flavorful glossy dark green leaves that are delicious fresh in salads as well as cooked. Stands well in weather Excellent to sow in the spring and again in late summer for a fall harvest. Slow to bolt. Bloomsdale Long Standing is still an excellent choice.
Sowing: Direct sow 4-6 weeks before last frost, in autumn sow in August, and succession sow every 3 weeks until 2 weeks before first frost, skipping the very hot part of season. Cover seed 1/4-1/2 of an inch firming soil gently, planting in partial shade to full sun.. Keep moist during germination.
Germination: 7-14 days Spacing: Space plants 3-6 inches apart. Space rows 14-18 inches apart Days to maturity: 48-50 days
Moisture: Plenty of moisture Soil: rich moist soil Light: Full sun
Height: 8-12 inches
Information: Prefers cool weather. A cool weather crop. Sow every 3 weeks for continuous supply of spinach. Harvest often to keep plants producing
Spinacea oleracea
Heirloom
Annual