Young Red Malabar spinach with red stems growing beside wire support — from BlackOwnedSeeds.com.

Red Malabar Spinach Live Plant

$13.00
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Young Red Malabar spinach with red stems growing beside wire support — from BlackOwnedSeeds.com.
  • Young Red Malabar spinach with red stems growing beside wire support — from BlackOwnedSeeds.com.
  • A Malabar spinach vine climbing a small trellis in a black pot.
  • Red-stemmed Malabar spinach vines with glossy leaves and clusters of berries.
  • A tall Malabar spinach vine climbing a wire trellis beside green mesh.
  • Red Malabar spinach seedlings with rounded green leaves and reddish stems.
  • Young Red Malabar spinach with red stems growing beside wire support — from BlackOwnedSeeds.com.
  • A Malabar spinach vine climbing a small trellis in a black pot.
  • Red-stemmed Malabar spinach vines with glossy leaves and clusters of berries.
  • A tall Malabar spinach vine climbing a wire trellis beside green mesh.
  • Red Malabar spinach seedlings with rounded green leaves and reddish stems.
Red Malabar Spinach Live Plant

Red Malabar Spinach Live Plant

$13.00

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Red Malabar spinach is a climbing green that likes summer heat. Its thick leaves work well in soups and stews, where they add a little body to the broth.

Growing basics

  • Plant after cold weather passes. Give it sun or part shade and a trellis.
  • Keep soil evenly moist with good drainage.
  • Pick young leaves and shoot tips once the plant is growing well.
  • It can reseed. Remove ripe berries if you want to limit volunteers.

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