Spinacia oleracea
Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach - Heirloom, Non-Gmo Seeds
Bloomsdale Spinach was first introduced to the culinary world in the 1800s and has remained a popular market variety.
It is known as a savoyed spinach because of its puckered crinkled leaves, it also has thicker more substantial texture then the common baby spinach you find in the grocery store.
This spinach is often compared to swiss chard due to its size and texture and can hold up to longer cooking times.
Days to Maturity 47
Packet Contains appx 400-450 Seeds
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Growing Spinach - Benefits and Instructions
Benefits of Growing Spinach
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Medicinal- Spinach has been shown to improve oxidative stress, eye health, and blood pressure.
- Nutritional Profile - Spinach contains vitamins A,C and K and is very high in iron and calcium.
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Use in: Soups, stews, curries, smoothies, fresh salads.
Growing Instructions
Culture:
Harvesting:
Cut as soon as leaves are big enough to eat. If spinach is looking old and tired, cut the entire plant back to 1 inch tall to stimulate young, tasty growth. If showing signs of bolting, harvest the whole crop.
Storage/Preparation:
Store your spinach in paper towel lined containers. By placing it in the colder compartments of the refrigerator you will retain freshness for up to a week longer than normal. Spinach can be frozen as whole leaves or as a puree.
Companions:
Beans, Brassicas, celery, lettuce, onion, pea.