Spinach issues
bksinaz
10 years ago
I planted what I thought was spinach, but this does not look like what I buy in the stores. Please take a look at my attached picture. The plant is about 4 inches across; about the diameter of a dixie cup and about an inch tall. Last year I got the same clump, but it did get bigger and taller. I am sure I will get the same size results this year.
Am I growing spinach? If I am, is there a better variety to be growing?
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