Can Bunnies Have Spinach

Using floating row covers offers additional winter protection.For baby leaf: Sow in a 2-4" wide band, 3/4" apart, about 40 seeds/ft. High resistance to downy mildew races 1-11, 13, 15, 16.

Soil temperature above 80°F can cause erratic germination. Optimum soil pH range is 6.5-7.5. Spinach grows best during cooler weather of early spring and fall. DM 1-3, 5, 8-9, 11-12, 14.

Spinach leaf miners. The Northwest's favorable conditions for spinach production allow us to focus our selection criteria on flavor, vigor, and bolt and disease resistance. Sow July—August for a fall crop.

HR indicates high resistance. Simply lay it in a furrow and cover with a light layer of sifted compost or soil, water and wait. This stellar four-season selection is well-suited to container growing or small spaces.

IR indicates intermediate resistance. Overall Rating:. HR indicates high resistance. Save yourself planting time with these popular vegetable and herb staples. Produces speedy crops of flavorful, dark green, arrow-head shaped, semi-savoyed leaves.

Soil temperature above 80°F can cause erratic germination. Optimum soil pH range is 6.5-7.5. Spinach grows best during cooler weather of early spring and fall. Spinach leaf miners.

HR indicates high resistance. Simply lay it in a furrow and cover with a light layer of sifted compost or soil, water and wait. Consistent, high quality harvests for every season. A succulent spinach with fleshy, round, smooth, dark green leaves and sweet,...

Bush-like with triangular leaves. 21 days, 50-59°F. Seeds go dormant at temperatures above 85°F. Seeds are slow to germinate but it is well worth the wait. (Tetragonia tetragonioides) 350 seeds/oz.

Bolting is caused by rising temperatures, day length and water stress; see specific varieties for bolt resistance. Soil temperature above 80°F can cause erratic germination. The Northwest's favorable conditions for spinach production allow us to focus...

Clip small leaves in 3-5 weeks, depending on time of year and speed of growth. Using floating row covers offers additional winter protection.For baby leaf: Sow in a 2-4" wide band, 3/4" apart, about 40 seeds/ft.

Clip small leaves in 3-5 weeks, depending on time of year and speed of growth. A great variety for late spring and summer harvests as it has been slow to bolt in our trials. In rows 12-18" apart.

Clip small leaves in 3-5 weeks, depending on time of year and speed of growth. Using floating row covers offers additional winter protection.For baby leaf: Sow in a 2-4" wide band, 3/4" apart, about 40 seeds/ft.

Clip small leaves in 3-5 weeks, depending on time of year and speed of growth. Using floating row covers offers additional winter protection.For baby leaf: Sow in a 2-4" wide band, 3/4" apart, about 40 seeds/ft.

Clip small leaves in 3-5 weeks, depending on time of year and speed of growth. Dark-green leaves on upright plants make Bloomsdale easy to harvest. In rows 12-18" apart. Using floating row covers offers additional winter protection.For baby leaf: Sow...

Clip small leaves in 3-5 weeks, depending on time of year and speed of growth. Seaside has upright, dark green leaves, that are somewhat spade shaped. In rows 12-18" apart. Using floating row covers offers additional winter protection.For baby leaf: Sow...

Begin sowing in early spring as soon as the ground can be worked. If sowing has to be done during warmer weather, irrigating can help cool the soil and improve germination. Harvest spinach full size but before bolting, cutting just below root attachment...

Clip small leaves in 3-5 weeks, depending on time of year and speed of growth. Upright, dark green leaves with long stems are great for bunching. In rows 12-18" apart. Using floating row covers offers additional winter protection.For baby leaf: Sow in...

They are also the perfect specimen for a neglectful gardener. Water the plant when the top one inch of soil is dry. Allow the water to drain out of the pot and remove any excess from the saucer.

The flowers are a cheerful addition to anyfor their texture and interest, and they can be dried for use in everlasting bouquets and craft projects.in the United States, but it does best in the southern states in zones 8-11.

Quick growing, slow to run to seed. Savory type leaves, large, thick, dark glossy green. Very early, vigorous, hardy, erect plants.

Loves the heat, attractive edible ornamental. Grows 8-10' tall providing beautiful burgundy stems and tasty heart shaped leaves. Unique vining spinach you'll grow for it's beauty and flavor.

Plant spring and fall. For home gardeners and farmers. Seeds go dormant at temperatures above 85°F. 2,800 seeds/oz.; 15 lbs./acre. Some resistance to heat. 21 days, 50-59°F. Our Certified Organic Bloomsdale spinach features beautifully savoyed dark...

Plant spring and fall. For home gardeners and farmers. Seeds go dormant at temperatures above 85°F. 2,800 seeds/oz.; 15 lbs./acre. Some resistance to heat. 21 days, 50-59°F. Bloomsdale spinach features beautifully savoyed dark green leaves.

Big, smooth, fleshy, oval leaves reach 6 inches long and 3 inches wide with a good, mild flavor balanced with a touch of tang. For baby greens, harvest at 3-4 inches. Individual leaves may be harvested anytime.

Will do well in early or late planting. 21 days, 50-59°F. Seeds go dormant at temperatures above 85°F. Use for both full size or baby leaf spinach. 2,800 seeds/oz.; 15 lbs./acre.

Bolting is caused by rising temperatures, day length and water stress; see specific varieties for bolt resistance. Soil temperature above 80°F can cause erratic germination. The Northwest's favorable conditions for spinach production allow us to focus...

Spinach leaf miners. The Northwest's favorable conditions for spinach production allow us to focus our selection criteria on flavor, vigor, and bolt and disease resistance. Sow July—August for a fall crop.