New Zealand Spinach Recipes

**sanderson** 6/12/2019, 2:30 am

New Zealand spinach can be used in place of regular spinach. What I like about NZ spinach is that is holds up during the summer without turning bitter, and can be a perennial in zones with mild winters. Hardy from 28*F to 110*F.

http://adamsheirlooms.com/recipes/new-zealand-spinach-recipes/?fbclid=IwAR1dID7DA9MXwXq6qQ9pMZnOkDhxmz1G7W-3FYBVZAdsW7-9HrPSbBkZu8w

markqz 1/7/2020, 12:54 am

Here's a picture of NZ Spinach busy being a perennial. I should have put something in the photo for scale, but this particular patch is about 6 foot the long way. There are other patches around the yard. After sanderson's comments, I've been trying to encourage it more by old branches/seeds on any unused spot. I would really like it to displace the bermuda grass that the former owner's had planted:

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**sanderson** 1/7/2020, 1:31 pm

Mark, I read that it can be used as a ground cover. Your 6' long patch is proof!!

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