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Magenta spreen, a worthy spring green

Posted on May 29, 2019 by Van WaffleMay 29, 2019
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Magenta spreen (Chenopodium giganteum) is a delicious spring vegetable readily available from my garden. It is a close relative (same genus) of lamb’s quarters and quinoa. It self-sows abundantly but is easy to control. You can harvest the vigorous seedlings … Continue reading →

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