Spinach Seeds

Very erect stems and medium vigor for spring and fall, not mid-summer.

Ashley is a favorite due to its reliability in a wide range of conditions, including stressful times. It is especially good on sand. It handles heat and cold, and can overwinter in high tunnels. It is medium-fast growing with medium-thick dark green elongated leaves with a slight savoy. Used for baby leaf or bagged full-sized leaves.

Ashley is a favorite due to its reliability in a wide range of conditions, including stressful times.  It is especially good on sand. It handles heat and cold, and can overwinter in high tunnels. It is medium-fast growing with medium-thick dark green elongated leaves with a slight savoy. Used for baby leaf or bagged full-sized leaves.

Aztec is heat tolerant while having the vigor needed for cooler weather. Leaves are dark green, thick, flexible and glossy with a slight savory. It is mostly used for baby or teen size but can also be bunched. Excellent and fancy in high tunnels.

Banjo is an all-around reliable choice for all but the warmest seasons. Consistent leaf shape and stem length, coupled with a dark green color, makes this a very attractive variety. Longer stems are good for bunching. The leaves are backrolled, adding to volume and keeping the leaves from sticking together. Banjo has an unusually thick leaf for a fast-growing spinach.

Banjo is an all-around reliable choice for all but the warmest seasons. Consistent leaf shape and stem length, coupled with a dark green color, makes this a very attractive variety. Longer stems are good for bunching. The leaves are backrolled, adding to volume and keeping the leaves from sticking together. Banjo has an unusually thick leaf for a fast-growing spinach.

Standard, slow-growing and slow-bolting, savoyed, open pollinated. Good over wintering.

Dark green color and upright growth habit. Can be used for baby leaf and full sized. Fast growing and highly uniform.

This specialty type is preferred by some Asian markets. The large leaves are mostly triangular in shape and the stems are magenta “Flamingo” colored near the base.

No summer salad would be complete without Green Beret. This hybrid spinach is dark green with pliable, oval leaves and good thickness. Growers will appreciate this strong plant with high resistance to Downy mildew races 1-13, 15 and 16. This spinach is as strong and dependable as its namesake.