Spinach, Long Standing Bloomsdale, (50 days) Spinacia oleracea  One of America's longest standing commercial OP varieties found in wide field-scale production since 1925. That is until just lately . It has been pushed aside in seed production areas by hybrid spinach, which the seed industry finds more profitable. But for eating, nothing compares to Long Standing Bloomsdale. Darkest green, savoyed oval leaves are held erect by sturdy stems, and are highly productive from spring plantings. An adaptive workhorse variety of old. Packet (2 g~ 200 seeds) 1 oz  (~2200 seeds) ...

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Spinach, Monnopa (45-60 days)  ORGANIC A wonderful round leafed variety with a large stature purported to be the sweetest tasting of all spinaches largely on account of it being low in oxalic acid.  Leaves can grow up to 8” long.  LKF.  SP6: Packet (2 g ≈ 200 seeds) - $3.95...

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Spinach, Winter Bloomsdale  (45 days) Spinacia oleracea  A classic open pollinated strain introduced in 1925 that is well-selected in the Skagit valley of Washington for its upright, dark-green savoyed leaves and terrific spinach flavor.  Performs better than most varieties in the heat, but really excels in spring and fall plantings.    Packet (2 g ≈ 200 seeds) One Ounce (≈ 2200 seeds) ...

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Spinach, Winter Giant  (45 days)  Spinacia oleracea  This heirloom classic is also known as ‘Geant d'Hiver’ in France or 'Gigante d'Inverno' in Italian.  Smooth, semi-savoyed variety with medium green leaves that are exceptionally cold hardy.  This is an excellent strain for late summer and fall seeding.  Packet (2 g ≈ 200 seeds)            One Ounce (≈ 2200 seeds)   ...

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