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Posted by
wallisadi deland (
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Sun, Jun 10, 12 at 18:59
  supper tonight, not me, the mrs. silvia your very right, foot or so a day growth |
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RE: malabar spinach
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- Posted by whgille Oakland FL Zone 9B (My Page) on
Sun, Jun 10, 12 at 19:37
Hi M - Mrs is going to be healthy with all that spinach! good for her! lol. You have the pretty red variety, there is also green. I grew both of them one Arizona summer...
I like the pot idea.:) Silvia |
RE: malabar spinach
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| How do you like the taste? I haven't had malabar spinach yet. I tried new Zealand spinach and it tasted like SOAP to me! I'd love to find good not weather greens at actually taste OK though! |
RE: malabar spinach
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| *good hot weather greens that actually taste OK |
RE: malabar spinach
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- Posted by katkin 9b/10a PSL,Fl (My Page) on
Mon, Jun 11, 12 at 6:36
| I wasn't crazy for the malabar spinach. It reminds me of okra with the slimyness. The small leaves weren't so bad, I guess. But that's just me, try it for yourself. :o) |
RE: malabar spinach
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| I have to admit that I would like to like malabar spinach more than I do. It grows so well, but... And I'm someone who loves okra and isn't bothered by slimy. Your plants look great, wallisadi. |
RE: malabar spinach
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| I never cooked mine. I ate it raw. It has a nice, different flavor. I grew it in Vero Beach when we lived there. I've got some seeds that a friend down there sent to me. Thanks for reminding me to plant them! |
RE: malabar spinach
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| j. loves it, raw in a sandwich, cooked last night. she's happy, i'm happy, plus really cool new vines in the garden! did plant a few in the ground....:) |
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supper tonight, not me, the mrs. silvia your very right, foot or so a day growth