New Zealand spinach: when to sow, plant out and harvest
Sowing, planting and harvest dates for your climate, good and bad companions, growing tips.
When to sow in your region
Average dates, computed from the frost dates of each climate. For your exact dates, choose your town.
| Climate | Sow under cover | Sow outdoors | Plant out | Harvest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northern France | 1 February – 31 March | 1 April – 31 July | 1 April – 31 July | 1 July – 30 November |
| Atlantic coast | 22 January – 21 March | 22 March – 21 July | 22 March – 21 July | 21 June – 4 December |
| Eastern France | 24 January – 23 March | 24 March – 23 July | 24 March – 23 July | 23 June – 28 November |
| Mediterranean | 21 December – 17 February | 18 February – 19 June | 18 February – 19 June | 20 May – 20 December |
| Mountains (around 1,000 m) | 26 February – 25 April | 26 April – 25 August | 26 April – 25 August | 26 July – 29 October |
Growing
- Family
- Aizoaceae
- Latin name
- Tetragonia tetragonoides
- Between rows
- 70–100 cm
- In the row
- 70–80 cm
Companion planting
The level of evidence is shown for each pairing: many rest on tradition rather than on studies.
Good neighbours
No documented pairing.
Keep apart
No documented pairing.