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    Spinach is a fast growing and cold hardy  leafy green plant which yields many leaves  
    Spinach is a fast growing and cold hardy  leafy green plant which yields many leaves  

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    in a short period of time in the mild  weather of spring and fall. In this video  
    in a short period of time in the mild  weather of spring and fall. In this video  

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    we will see the full life cycle of  growing spinach in our home garden.  
    we will see the full life cycle of  growing spinach in our home garden.  

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    We will be growing the "Bloomsdale Long Standing"  variety. This variety can mature in 40-45 days.
    We will be growing the "Bloomsdale Long Standing"  variety. This variety can mature in 40-45 days.

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    Although seeds can be started indoors, it is  not recommended as seedlings are difficult  
    Although seeds can be started indoors, it is  not recommended as seedlings are difficult  

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    to transplant. Spring planting can be made  as soon as the soil can be properly worked.  
    to transplant. Spring planting can be made  as soon as the soil can be properly worked.  

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    In order to give spinach the required 6 weeks  of cold weather from seeding to harvest it is  
    In order to give spinach the required 6 weeks  of cold weather from seeding to harvest it is  

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    important to seed as soon as possible. For proper  germination soil should not be warmer than 70°F.  
    important to seed as soon as possible. For proper  germination soil should not be warmer than 70°F.  

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    Sow the seeds half inch to one  inch deep cover lightly with soil.
    Sow the seeds half inch to one  inch deep cover lightly with soil.

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    Spinach does best in full sun but does  tolerate partial shade. Improve the  
    Spinach does best in full sun but does  tolerate partial shade. Improve the  

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    native soil by mixing in several inches of  aged compost or other rich organic matter.
    native soil by mixing in several inches of  aged compost or other rich organic matter.

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    When seedlings sprout to about 2 inches  
    When seedlings sprout to about 2 inches  

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    thin them to 3 to 4 inches apart. Beyond thinning  no cultivation is necessary. Roots are shallow  
    thin them to 3 to 4 inches apart. Beyond thinning  no cultivation is necessary. Roots are shallow  

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    and can easily get damaged water  regularly and keep the soil moist.
    and can easily get damaged water  regularly and keep the soil moist.

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    Because it is such a fast grower  spinach is also a heavy feeder.  
    Because it is such a fast grower  spinach is also a heavy feeder.  

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    A fertilizer high in nitrogen will  help produce dark healthy leaves.
    A fertilizer high in nitrogen will  help produce dark healthy leaves.

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    Spinach leaves are ready to harvest  as soon as they are big enough to eat.  
    Spinach leaves are ready to harvest  as soon as they are big enough to eat.  

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    Spinach can be harvested in the cut and come again  method harvest by removing only the outer leaves  
    Spinach can be harvested in the cut and come again  method harvest by removing only the outer leaves  

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    and allowing the center leaves to grow larger.  This will allow the plant to keep producing more  
    and allowing the center leaves to grow larger.  This will allow the plant to keep producing more  

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    leaves. Picking the outer leaves also gives  the advantage of briefly delaying bolting.  
    leaves. Picking the outer leaves also gives  the advantage of briefly delaying bolting.  

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    Over the next few days or weeks we  can continue to get more harvest.  
    Over the next few days or weeks we  can continue to get more harvest.  

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    Spinach prefers temperature between 35°F to 75°F.
    Spinach prefers temperature between 35°F to 75°F.

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    In the spring plants will grow tall and bloom as  soon as the days are longer and temperature starts  
    In the spring plants will grow tall and bloom as  soon as the days are longer and temperature starts  

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    to get warmer, this is called as "bolting". Once  the plant has started to bolt it is time to make  
    to get warmer, this is called as "bolting". Once  the plant has started to bolt it is time to make  

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    the final harvest and pull out the crop. After  bolting starts the taste of the leaves change  
    the final harvest and pull out the crop. After  bolting starts the taste of the leaves change  

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    and it's better to just pull out the  crop at this time and plant another plant  
    and it's better to just pull out the  crop at this time and plant another plant  

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    in this spot. Since it bolts in the lengthening  day of spring, spinach is a popular crop for fall  
    in this spot. Since it bolts in the lengthening  day of spring, spinach is a popular crop for fall  

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    when the days are short and cool plants are  very cold hardy tolerating temperatures as  
    when the days are short and cool plants are  very cold hardy tolerating temperatures as  

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    cold as in teens to low 20s once they are well  established. Spinach is packed with nutrients  
    cold as in teens to low 20s once they are well  established. Spinach is packed with nutrients  

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    and as you just saw it is so easy to grow in  any home garden. If you haven't given this  
    and as you just saw it is so easy to grow in  any home garden. If you haven't given this  

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    beautiful leafy green a try please do so.  Thanks for watching and happy gardening !!
    beautiful leafy green a try please do so.  Thanks for watching and happy gardening !!

All noun
leafy
/ˈlēfē/

word

having many leaves or much foliage

Grow Spinach - Seed to Harvest

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Intro:

Spinach is a fast growing and cold hardy  leafy green plant which yields many leaves  
in a short period of time in the mild  weather of spring and fall. In this video  
we will see the full life cycle of  growing spinach in our home garden.  
We will be growing the "Bloomsdale Long Standing"  variety. This variety can mature in 40-45 days.
Although seeds can be started indoors, it is  not recommended as seedlings are difficult  
to transplant. Spring planting can be made  as soon as the soil can be properly worked.  
In order to give spinach the required 6 weeks  of cold weather from seeding to harvest it is  
important to seed as soon as possible. For proper  germination soil should not be warmer than 70°F.  
Sow the seeds half inch to one  inch deep cover lightly with soil.
Spinach does best in full sun but does  tolerate partial shade. Improve the  
native soil by mixing in several inches of  aged compost or other rich organic matter.
When seedlings sprout to about 2 inches  . thin them to 3 to 4 inches apart. Beyond thinning  no cultivation is necessary. Roots are shallow  
and can easily get damaged water  regularly and keep the soil moist.
Because it is such a fast grower  spinach is also a heavy feeder.  
A fertilizer high in nitrogen will  help produce dark healthy leaves.
Spinach leaves are ready to harvest  as soon as they are big enough to eat.  
Spinach can be harvested in the cut and come again  method harvest by removing only the outer leaves  
and allowing the center leaves to grow larger.  This will allow the plant to keep producing more  
leaves. Picking the outer leaves also gives  the advantage of briefly delaying bolting.  

Video Vocabulary

/bəˈtwēn/

adverb preposition

in space separating things. From one person, thing, or place, to another.

/kənˈtinyo͞o/

verb

persist in activity.

/ˈdamij/

adjective verb

Physical harm that is done to something. inflict physical harm on something.

/ˈsēdliNG/

noun other

young plant. Young plants or trees that has grown from a seed.

/ˈsev(ə)rəl/

adjective determiner pronoun

separate or respective. more than two but not many. More than two but not a large amount.

noun verb

agricultural products. To control the making a movie or television show.

/ˈweT͟Hər/

noun verb

Whether it is raining, sunny, cold etc. outside. wear away something by exposure to atmosphere.

/ˈtäləˌrāt/

verb

To be able to drink (e.g. alcohol) without effects.

/ˈpräpərlē/

adverb

In an appropriate or correct manner.

/ˈhärvəst/

noun verb

Gathering crops from the fields; the crops. gather crop.

/ˈtemp(ə)rəCHər/

noun

degree or intensity of heat present in substance or object.

/ˈhärvəst/

verb

To gather ripe crops in from the fields.

/ˈbōltiNG/

noun verb

action of driving long metal pins into rock face so that ropes can be attached to them. To lock by putting a piece of metal across a door.