New Zealand Spinach A Summer Type Spinach

New Zealand Spinach is a summer type spinach, while other spinach goes to seed and becomes bitter, however, New Zealand spinach thrives in hot summers. Long after other spinach has faded away you will still be harvesting this variety all summer long.

Heirloom Non Gmo Organic Seeds

Thriving in hot weather the spinach plants are large and hardy and leaves are small and tasty with rich nutrients. Can be used like a ground cover. Has a trailing habit, and will form a thick carpet on the ground

New Zealand spinach seeds matures in just 70 Days.

50-100 SEEDS available

All seeds from our store ship for one price. Or FREE AT $25

Spinach Seeds:
soak seeds overnight before planting. Plant 1/4" deep and 10" apart in three's.

New Zealand Spinach, an heirloom, is a summer type spinach, while other spinach goes to seed and becomes bitter New Zealand spinach thrives in hot summers. Long after other spinach has faded away you will still be harvesting this variety. Thriving in hot weather the spinach plants are large and hardy and leaves are small with rich nutrients.

Can be used like a ground cover. Has a trailing habit, and will form a thick carpet on the ground or can be trained up a trellis.


Also known as Tetragonia Tetragonioides, New Zealand spinach seeds mature in just 70 Days. Heirloom Non Gmo Organic Seeds.

50-100 seeds : options when adding to cart.

All seeds ship for one price or FREE SHIPPING AT $25
Spinach Seeds:

Planting Spinach Seeds :

 Seeds should be planted after last spring frost. Before planting, seeds should be soaked for 12 hours in water. Seeds should be planted 1/2" deep, and spaced 6-12" apart. The seedlings will emerge in 10–20 days, and will continue to produce greens through the summer. Plants will self-seed.