Sow True Seed Spinach Seeds Winter Giant

This variety is specifically bred for exceptional cold hardiness. While many spinach types bolt or struggle in freezing temperatures, Winter Giant thrives in late fall and winter conditions, making it ideal for extending your harvest season.

Yes, it is an excellent choice for greenhouse production. Its ability to withstand cooler temperatures allows for productive harvests even when outdoor conditions are too harsh for other crops.

For the best results, use the 'cut-and-come-again' method. Clip only the outer, mature leaves and leave the center of the plant intact; this encourages the plant to continue growing new, tender greens throughout the season.

Winter Giant is versatile and performs well in both full sun and partial shade. If you are planting during the warmer shoulder seasons, partial shade can actually help prevent the plants from bolting too quickly.

Sow the seeds 0.5 inches deep. While you can space them 1 inch apart initially, you should thin or harvest them so that mature plants have about 4 inches of space between them to ensure healthy airflow and leaf development.