Tyee Spinach - Spinach Seed - Vegetable Seeds

Tyee Spinach

Big, Upright Leaves

(2 customer reviews)

Upright plants hold leaves well above the ground. Tyee Spinach is bolt-resistant. 37 DAYS.

If you’ve never liked spinach, chances are you haven’t eaten it fresh from the garden. Garden-grown spinach is mild, tender and totally delicious! Use it in salads or stem lightly just to wilt. Either way, spinach supplies you with plenty of vision-enhanced vitamin A.

Seed Counts: 1 oz. is about 2,400 seeds, sows a 100-ft. row.

Product Details

Zones: 3 - 10 annual
Height: 6 inches
Depth: 1/2 inch
Spread: 6-8 inches
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Germination: 5-9 days
Days To Maturity: 37 days
Yield: 40-50 lbs./100 foot row
Fruit: Rich, Dark Green leaves

Comments: Upright, erect, heavy-leaf, bolt resistant plants. Peak condition a week longer than others. Leaves held well off the ground. Plant in fall, overwinter, spring and early summer. Widely adapted for year-round planting. Semi-savoy. Resists downy mildew, Races I, II, III. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: SPINACH WILL GO TO SEED OR BOLT IN RESPONSE TO WARM WEATHER. WHEN THE TEMP. STAYS CONSISTENTLY ABOVE 75'F. THE PLANTS WILL GO TO SEED. AN APPLICATION OF 10-10-10 FERTILIZER AT RATE OF 1 1/2 TO 2 LBS PER 100 SQ FT. MAY BE BENIFICIAL, PRIOR TO PLANTING. SOW SEEDS DURING COOL WEATHER, 4-6 WKS BEFORE YOUR LAST SPRING FROST. MULCH W/DRIED GRASS CLIPPINGS OR CHOPPED STRAW TO DISCOURAGE WEEDS AND RETAIN MOISTURE. SOIL SHOULD BE KEPT MOIST TO A DEPTH OF 8 INCHES. HARVEST WHEN PLANTS HAVE 5-6 LEAVES & BEFORE SEED STALK BEGINS TO FORM, TYPICALLY 35-45 DAYS AFTER PLANTING. OUTER LEAVES CAN BE HARVESTED AS THEY MATURE. WHEN WARM WEATHER HITS CROP WILL DEV. SEED STALK, SO HARVEST ENTIRE PLANT.
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- Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Best Spinach We've Found!
Reviewed By: DawnT (Huntingdon, PA)
We were first time spinach growers and this type did very well in hot weather. Delicious leaves stayed fresh for weeks in the frig after picking. Tried different kinds but it wouldn't even come up. We learned our lesson...we'll stick with Tyee Spinach.

- Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Hydroponic Star!
Reviewed By: Danny Palmer (Port Charlotte, Florida)
I have tried this Spinich in a hydroponic setup and it's amazing! Growing this, Tomatoes, as well as asparagus. Fast grow time, huge yeids, and AMAZING flavor! I will be placing another order for these after I finish this review!

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