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Times-News: Saving spinach: A WSU plant researcher’s work helps lucrative spinach seed industry Growing spinach for seeds is a fussy enterprise. The plant “bolts,” switching its growth from new leaves to flowers and seeds, only when exposed to lots of daylight. It also fares better in cooler ...

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Saving spinach: A WSU plant researcher’s work helps lucrative spinach seed industry YouTube on MSN: 40 days of basil growth: Seed to flower time-lapse journey + spinach from seed to seed: 50 days in a mesmerizing time-lapse 40 days of basil growth: Seed to flower time-lapse journey + spinach from seed to seed: 50 days in a mesmerizing time-lapse Skagit Valley Herald: Winter soil testing and research aid spinach seed growers Soil from area growers is being tested through mid-February at Washington State University Mount Vernon to determine field suitability for planting spinach seed in spring. Meanwhile, related spinach ... Francis Ndolo at his vegetable farm in Thika, Kiambu County. There are two types of spinach, savoy (or curly) and flat leaf.