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Strawberry Spinach seeds
Both the leaves and flowers of strawberry spinach can be used. The red flowers are edible, but have little taste. The flowers are very nice as a garnish. The leaves are cooked and eaten like spinach. Fresh leaves in a salad are also very tasty.
- A forgotten vegetable
- Fruit and leaves are edible
- Suitable for open ground
Sowing: Sow strawberry spinach seeds in the open ground in a seedbed from March-June, thinning out later if necessary. The young leaves of the strawberry spinach can be picked after approximately 10-12 weeks. Later red flowers form.
Description
Both the leaves and flowers of strawberry spinach can be used. The red flowers are edible, but have little taste. The flowers are very nice as a garnish. The leaves are cooked and eaten like spinach. Fresh leaves in a salad are also very tasty.
- A forgotten vegetable
- Fruit and leaves are edible
- Suitable for open ground
Sowing: Sow strawberry spinach seeds in the open ground in a seedbed from March-June, thinning out later if necessary. The young leaves of the strawberry spinach can be picked after approximately 10-12 weeks. Later red flowers form.
Specifications
- Reference
- HT-128355
- EAN
- 8711117283553
- Tags
- Brand
- Horti Tops
Other features
- English names
- Indian Plant, Strawberry Blite, Strawberry-blite, Strawberry Spinach
- Botanic name
- Chenopodium capitatum - Blitum capitatum L.
- Category
- Annual
- Planting time
- March - June
- Flowering period
- June - September
- Contents
- 0,10 grams
- Seeds per gram
- 4900
- Collection
- Horti Tops
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Both the leaves and flowers of strawberry spinach can be used. The red flowers are edible, but have little taste. The flowers are very nice as a garnish. The leaves are cooked and eaten like spinach. Fresh leaves in a salad are also very tasty.
- A forgotten vegetable
- Fruit and leaves are edible
- Suitable for open ground
Sowing: Sow strawberry spinach seeds in the open ground in a seedbed from March-June, thinning out later if necessary. The young leaves of the strawberry spinach can be picked after approximately 10-12 weeks. Later red flowers form.