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My new plant which I would grow again is climbing spinach.
The leaves taste somewhat like beet greens.
It is a neat plant, but another year I will start it in the house first.
Frost has hit it now, but it was just trying to flower with pretty pinky mauve buds.
I will pot one plant and bring it in and try to winter over.
Ordinary spinach always seems to bolt on me so this is a good alternative
which can be grown in a small space since it climbs.
This message was edited Oct 2, 2009 7:35 AM
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