Name: Garden spinach Boa F1
SKU: 4772080000459
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Garden spinach Boa F1

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Latin title: Spinacia oleracea.

Product code: 4772080000459 Categories: Spinach, Vegetable seeds.

From 1.75 €

Quantity of seeds, pcs.: 400 seeds
Quantity of seeds, pcs.: 5000 seeds
Quantity of seeds, pcs.: 25000 seeds

A high yielding, disease resistant Dutch hybrid, to be sown for summer harvest from the end of April until the beginning of August. Plant leaves are round, dark green and fleshy.

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Quantity of seeds, pcs.	400 seeds, 5000 seeds, 25000 seeds
Seeds are treated	Yes
Earliness	Early
Suitable for	For autumn harvest, For spring harvest, Growing throughout the season, Marinating
Sowing	III–IV
Sowing in open field	IV–VII
Sowing depth, cm	1–2
Distances, cm	15×6
Harvest	V–IX

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