Spinach Dock (monk’s Rhubarb)
Overview
Spinach Dock (monk’s Rhubarb) is a hardy, nutritious perennial with mild, less sour leaves — ideal for long-term harvesting A great addition to any kitchen garden.
Key Features
- Spinach Dock (Perennial Sorrel Type).
- Can also be started early under cover (II–IV).
- Establishes for multiple years in one spot (up to 5 years).
- Mild flavour (less sour than traditional sorrel).
- Very hardy and winter-tolerant.
- High in vitamins and minerals.
- Easy and low-maintenance.
Sowing Instructions
- Sow from April to June (IV–VI).
Growing Conditions and Care
- Spacing: 15 × 30 cm
- Prefers fertile, well-drained soil.
- Keep soil moderately moist.
- Position: Sun or partial shade
- Soil: Fertile, well-drained
Harvesting and Use
- Harvest can begin from July onwards.
- Harvest Period: April – October (IV–X)
- Long-term harvest from one planting.
Product Details
- Type: Perennial leafy herb
- Height: 40–50 cm
- Ideal for: Soups, salads, freezing & preserving
Browse herb seeds from Mallorn Gardening Supplies for home gardens, allotments and container growing in Ireland.





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