Hudson Valley Seed Co. Bloomsdale Spinach Seeds

Savoyed refers to the crinkled, deeply textured surface of the spinach leaves. This texture is highly desirable because it holds onto dressings and sauces better than smooth-leaf varieties and provides a satisfying, substantial mouthfeel.

Abundant Bloomsdale is specifically bred for cool-weather performance, so it is best suited for early spring and fall harvests. If planted in the heat of summer, the plants will likely bolt—meaning they will flower and go to seed prematurely—resulting in bitter leaves.

Yes. These seeds are certified organic, non-GMO, and open-pollinated, making them an excellent choice for organic systems. They have been developed through on-farm stewardship to ensure robust genetic diversity and reliable performance without synthetic inputs.

You can begin harvesting once the leaves reach a usable size, typically when they are about 3 to 4 inches long. For a continuous supply, harvest the outer leaves first and allow the center of the plant to continue growing.

Spinach generally performs best when direct-sown into the garden soil as soon as it can be worked in the spring. Because they prefer cool temperatures, direct sowing helps the plants establish deep roots before the heat of the season arrives.