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Future Heirlooms Seed Bank Gigante D'Inverno, Spinach

Gigante D'Inverno, Spinach

CA$5.00

A tasty, dark green Italian Heirloom that produces very large leaves!

Translating to “Giant of Winter” this spinach prefers cooler weather and is very frost tolerant for spring and fall/early winter growing.

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A tasty, dark green Italian Heirloom that produces very large leaves!

Translating to “Giant of Winter” this spinach prefers cooler weather and is very frost tolerant for spring and fall/early winter growing.

A tasty, dark green Italian Heirloom that produces very large leaves!

Translating to “Giant of Winter” this spinach prefers cooler weather and is very frost tolerant for spring and fall/early winter growing.


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