Spinach , Perpetual Spinach 'Erbette' (Cool Weather)

Beta vulgaris subsp flavescens, 'Cut & Come again', This beet leaf doesn’t just grow well — it shows off. Bold, bright, and far tastier than expected, it stands proudly between true spinach and perpetual spinach, delivering cool weather reliability with smooth dark green edible stems and a clean, confident flavour. It shrugs off summer heat without bolting, looks sharp in any bed, and brings a versatility that makes it a kitchen favourite. Not the toughest perpetual type, but it handles mild winters and thrives with cut and come again picking. A traditional leaf with modern attitude and serious garden presence., Seed Count Approx - 120 avg 

  SOWING - Sow directly outdoors into the ground starting early Spring and / or Autumn. Cover seeds with 1/2 in of soil. Soak seed 24 hours prior to planting in warm water. Continually harvest top 3 or 4 in of stems & leaves thru the year, Best with some protection during the colder periods (Clouche / Greenhouse)