Spinach 'Bloomsdale long standing'

Bloomsdale long standing is part of the Spinacia genus and is a Spinach variety. Its scientific name is Spinacia oleracea 'Bloomsdale long standing'. Bloomsdale long standing is generally thought of as a heirloom variety.

Heavy, continuous yield of thick-textured, crinkled, glossy, dark green leaves. Matures quickly, slow to bolt. Remarkably cold and heat tolerant.
For first crop, direct sow in spring. Plant again in late summer. In mild winter areas, fall plantings yield in early spring.

Introduced in 1925, Bloomsdale Long Standing is the standard savoyed heirloom cultivar. Remarkably cold and heat resistant, slow to bolt. Matures quickly. Heavy, continuous yield of thick-textured, crinkled, glossy, dark green leaves.

For first crop, sow in spring. Plant again in late summer. In mild winter areas, fall plantings yield in early spring. Sun/Partial Shade.

48 days to harvest.

This plant tends to need a moderate amount of maintenance, so ensuring that you are aware of the soil, sun, ph and water requirements for Bloomsdale long standing Spinach is quite important to ensure you have a happy and healthy plant.

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By our calculations, you should look at sowing Bloomsdale long standing about 60 days before your last frost date.

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