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Spinach

Pick tender green spinach in spring or fall for fresh salads and hearty suppers full of green goodness.Tender spinach for salad and supper.

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Cooked Chinese Multicolor Spinach Amaranth leaves in a bowl surrounded by leaves.
Amaranth Seeds Chinese Multicolor Spinach
$3.75
4.4
A head of Spinach Mustard "Old Tokyo" Komatsuna with a wooden box of vintage Japanese pictures.
Komatsuna Seeds Spinach Mustard "Old Tokyo"
$3.50
4.9
Red Orach leaves arranged on a white background.
Orach Seeds Red
$3.00
4.2
Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach on a white background.
Spinach Seeds Bloomsdale Long Standing
$3.00
4.4
Bokoboko Spinach with pink blooms on slate background.
Spinach Seeds Bokoboko
$3.50
4.7
Gigante d' Inverno Spinach leaves in a white dish on a white background.
Spinach Seeds Gigante d' Inverno
$3.00
4.2
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Green Malabar
Spinach Seeds Green Malabar
$4.00
Jiromaru Spinach leaves on a white background.
Spinach Seeds Jiromaru
$3.50
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Merlo Nero Spinach leaves in a wooden bowl on a white background.
Spinach Seeds Merlo Nero
$3.00
4.2
Monnopa Spinach leaves in a wicker basket on a white background.
Spinach Seeds Monnopa
$3.50
Monstrueux De Viroflay Spinach leaves on a white background.
Spinach Seeds Monstrueux De Viroflay
$3.00
4.4
Close up of New Zealand Spinach leaves on a white background.
Spinach Seeds New Zealand
$3.00
3.9
Red Malabar Spinach leaves with berries and blooms on a white background.
Spinach Seeds Red Malabar
$3.50
3.9
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Sapporo Giant Spinach
Spinach seeds Sapporo Giant
$4.00
Strawberry Spinach in a white dish and surround on a white background.
Spinach Seeds Strawberry
$3.00
3.8
Japanese Mountain Spinach Swiss Chard bundle on a white background.
Swiss Chard Seeds Japanese Mountain Spinach
$4.00
4.2

About Spinach Seeds

(Spinacia oleracea) True spinach is very cold tolerant. In zone 6 and above, it’s possible to harvest a few leaves occasionally all winter long, and farther north, it may be possible with row cover or high tunnels. We list some warm-weather spinach substitutes here as well, and these are quite the opposite.