Malabar Spinach
Malabar Spinach
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Adina, Great blog! I’ve been wanting to plant some Malabar spinach the past few summers, but can’t seem to find it…so can you recommend a good source in the St. Lucie/indian River County area?
Hi Christine, thanks for your comment. Malabar spinach is a great summer shade crop. I may have seeds for Malabar spinach from summers past now, and I will have fresh seeds to sell at the Downtown Fort Pierce Farmer’s Market in April, so I am your source. See you soon.