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Johnsons Climbing Spinach Seeds Vigorous Summer Greens Vine

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Johnsons Climbing Spinach seeds grow a vigorous climbing vine that produces an abundance of nutritious dark green leaves and shoots. Also known as Ceylon spinach, it is a productive summer green for the garden.

  • Type: Spinach seeds
  • Maturity: 10 weeks
  • Germination: 21 days
  • Sow depth: 2mm
  • Planting space: 10cm
  • Plant height: 30cm
  • Position: Suitable for sunny and part shade areas

Sow shallowly and give the vine something to climb. Climbing spinach is edible and can be eaten raw or cooked, with a taste similar to traditional spinach. It is especially useful in the warmer months when regular spinach tends to bolt.

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Johnsons Climbing Spinach is a vigorous climbing vine that produces an abundance of nutritious dark green leaves and shoots. Also known as Ceylon Spinach or Malabar Greens, it thrives in both part shade and sunny areas. The leaves can be eaten raw or cooked, with a taste similar to traditional spinach, and it is particularly valued through summer when regular spinach may become bitter.

  • Vigorous edible climbing spinach seeds
  • Matures in 10 weeks; germination around 21 days
  • Sow depth 2mm, space plants 10cm apart
  • Suitable for sunny and part shade areas

Questions & Answers

What is climbing spinach?

It is a vigorous climbing vine, also known as Ceylon spinach, that produces dark green edible leaves and shoots.

Is climbing spinach edible?

Yes, the leaves can be eaten raw or cooked and have a taste similar to traditional spinach.

When is it most useful?

It is especially valued in the warmer summer months, when regular spinach often becomes bitter.

How far apart should plants be spaced?

The recommended planting space is 10cm.

Can it grow in part shade?

Yes, it is suitable for both sunny and part shade areas.

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