VIROFLAY

VIROFLAY

(Spinacia oleracea) French heirloom, dating back to 1885. Large, dark-green, smooth & slightly crumpled leaves to 25cm long. Tender in texture & sweet in taste due to its low acid content. Vigorous, spreading plants. Excellent variety for cooler weather. Pick outside leaves as required. 40-50 days

(Spinach02985)

SKU	Spinach02985
Shipping Weight	0.0010kg

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