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Southern Grove Spinach
Zones 7-10
Looking for spinach plants that won't bolt, even in hot climates? You've come to the right place. For spinach, long days that last more than 14 hours can trigger a switch from vegetative to reproductive growth—putting the plants' focus less on leafing out, and more on building talk, inedible stalks. Luckily, plenty of spinach varieties don't go "tough and tall" in hot weather. With Gurney's Southern gardening experts, you'll have plenty of help choosing spinach that can handle the heat of Zones 7-10. Choose spinach varieties that are more resistant to bolting. Look for "slow-bolt" or "heat-resistant" varieties, which are specifically bred to handle warmer conditions and have a delayed bolting tendency.
