NZ Spinach - Kōkihi
This scrambling heirloom native vegetable has a similar taste and texture to spinach.
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This scrambling heirloom native vegetable has a similar taste and texture to spinach.
A popular addition to mixed salads, Baby Spinach leaves are prized for their nutty flavour and their pleasant texture.
An easy to grow, improved variety that grows well in Summer.
A quick growing Winter vegetable that is highly nutritious and tasty.
Acid soils (those where azaleas and camellias flourish) will also appreciate the addition of some Yates Hydrangea Pinking Liquid Lime & Dolomite, which will sweeten the soil to the spinach’s liking.
In very cold weather, growth may be slower and harvest times will take a little longer.
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