Urban Farmer Bloomsdale Spinach Seeds

Yes, Bloomsdale spinach adapts well to container gardening. Ensure your pot is at least 6-8 inches deep and provides adequate drainage to keep the soil consistently moist.

This variety thrives in cool weather. Plan to sow your seeds in early spring as soon as the soil can be worked, or in late summer for a fall harvest.

You can expect to harvest your spinach approximately 45 days after sowing. Because it is a fast-growing annual, you can often succession plant every few weeks for a continuous supply.

Absolutely. The crinkled, savoy-type leaves of this variety hold up very well to freezing. Simply blanch the leaves briefly before storing them in the freezer for later use.

While they prefer full sun, they are quite tolerant of partial shade, especially as temperatures begin to rise. Providing some shade in the afternoon can actually help prevent the plants from bolting too quickly.

Savoy-type spinach features thick, crinkled, and textured leaves. This structure gives the spinach a hearty mouthfeel and makes it excellent at holding onto dressings or sauces.