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Spinach TrumpetFlavour Range
Spinach TrumpetFlavour Range
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Unwins Spinach Trumpet Seeds produce a delicious baby leaf dark green spinach. Sow indoors between March and August, and harvest between April and October. This F1 hybrid has been expertly bred to hold good disease resistance and excellent flavour.
Its flavoursome leaves pair excellently with egg or cheese dishes.
Its flavoursome leaves pair excellently with egg or cheese dishes.
- Rich in vitamins
- Crowd pleaser
Sow Outdoors: Mar to Aug
Harvest: May to Oct
Sowing Outdoors
Sow thinly, 1.5cm deep, direct in harvest position. If planting in rows, space the rows 40cm apart. Keep the soil moist at all times.
Thinning
When seedlings are large enough to handle, thin to 15cm apart if growing on to mature plants. For baby leaves, thinning may not be needed.
Advice
Do not sow in cold or hot conditions. Protect with fleece or cloches if necessary in early spring and in winter. Spinach is a thirsty crop—continue to water well, especially in warm, dry spells. Use thinnings in baby leaf salads. Pick leaves regularly to ensure a continuous supply. Use young leaves in salads or allow to mature and then steam.
Harvest: May to Oct
Sowing Outdoors
Sow thinly, 1.5cm deep, direct in harvest position. If planting in rows, space the rows 40cm apart. Keep the soil moist at all times.
Thinning
When seedlings are large enough to handle, thin to 15cm apart if growing on to mature plants. For baby leaves, thinning may not be needed.
Advice
Do not sow in cold or hot conditions. Protect with fleece or cloches if necessary in early spring and in winter. Spinach is a thirsty crop—continue to water well, especially in warm, dry spells. Use thinnings in baby leaf salads. Pick leaves regularly to ensure a continuous supply. Use young leaves in salads or allow to mature and then steam.
