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3.2 out of 5 stars. 37 reviews
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Bonnie Plants Bonnie's Spinach, 19.3 oz., 2 Pack

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Bonnie Plants Bonnie's Spinach, 19.3 oz., 2 Pack

Item # 2103182

Bonnie Plants Bonnie Plants Bonnie's Spinach, 19.3 oz., 2 Pack
Bonnie Plants Bonnie Plants Bonnie's Spinach, 19.3 oz., 2 Pack
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Bonnie Plants Bonnie's Spinach, 19.3 oz., 2 Pack

Item # 2103182

Bonnie Plants Bonnie Plants Bonnie's Spinach, 19.3 oz., 2 Pack
Bonnie Plants Bonnie Plants Bonnie's Spinach, 19.3 oz., 2 Pack

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Improve your garden with the Bonnie Plants 19.3 oz. Bonnie's Spinach Plants. Lovely, dark green spinach performs well in many regions, including the north. Slow to bolt and suitable for spring, summer and fall planting. The full, upright plants produce high yields of large, triangular leaves that are rich in the phytonutrient lutein. Both frost and heat tolerant. Bonnie's spinach matures 40 days after planting.

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  • Bonnie's spinach features full, upright plants that produce high yields of large, triangular leaves making them ideal addition to your garden
  • Slow to bolt and suitable for spring, summer and fall planting
  • Bonnie's spinach is both frost and heat tolerant allowing it to hold up against harsh temperatures
  • Great tasting, nutrient rich leaves can be added to any dish for enhanced flavor
  • Bonnie's spinach matures 40 days after planting for successful results
  • Set of 2 vegetable plants

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Review 1
Age45 to 54
GenderFemale

NOT WHAT YOU THINK YOU ARE GETTING!!!!

a year ago
YOU GET NEW ZEALAND SPINACH!!!! and it doesn't look anything like a normal spinach plant! Besides the fact that it bolts the 2nd week of being in the soil! its horrible! the stalks fall over and snap, the leaves are pointy and small and it grows nothing like normal baby spinach....which is what i thought i was getting since that what they show a picture of!!!!!! i gave it 2 stars cuz it did grow.

No, I do not recommend this product.

Originally posted on bonnieplants.com

Review 1
Age65 or over
GenderFemale

spinach failure

a year ago
i received 8 plants as a gift for mothers day i let them adjust and then planted them on memorial weekend the spinach just bolted so i snipped of the stem with the bolt and cut the top off of the plant and cooked those small leafs. why would they bolt so fast and will the part i left in the ground regrow.? so far my other plants seem ok. (tomatoes, and broccoli)

Originally posted on bonnieplants.com

Reviews 2

Wilted and turning brown

a year ago
Wilted and nit healthy
San Antonio TX
Review 1

Didnt transport well

a year ago
Showed up dry and dead
SweepstakesYes

No, I do not recommend this product.