NEW! Dark green and semi-savoyed, Acadia is a variety well suited for baby spinach. Upright and slightly cupped, it is easy to harvest and clean. Acadia adds great flavor and texture to salads. Resistant to downey mildew races 1–13, 15 and 16.

500 seeds per packet

500 seeds will sow a 40' row at 1" spacing. For baby leaf production do not thin. Thin to 2-6" between plants for larger leaves.

This old-fashioned but reliable form of spinach is so-named because the 3 - 6" long leaves stand up and are ready to pick long before the plant goes to seed. Bloomsdale Long Standing has heavily savoyed, dark green leaves which are known for their high quality. Best for spring and fall growing. 39 days. Average of 2,500 - 2,800 seeds/oz. 

5 gm. per packet, approximately 450 seeds.

This smooth leaf spinach is tops in appearance: leaf shape, color and uniformity of the heads. Corvair grows well in spring, summer and fall plantings, holding its fresh appearance and resisting bolting even when the weather warms. It has an upright growth habit that makes it easy to harvest. Leaves are dark green, oval. Medium early. 39 days.

This babyleaf variety has attractive oval leaves and pleasing medium-green color. Shelby handles transitional weather well, maintaining its appearance and quality when temperatures are variable in late spring and fall. It also has excellent resistance to downy mildew, races 1-13 and 15. 40 days.

750 seeds per packet

750 seeds will sow a 62' row at 1" spacing. For baby leaf production do not thin. Thin to 2-6" between plants for larger leaves.