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‘Strawberry Spinach and Nightingale’ by Tsubaki Chinzan (Japanese, 1801-1854).
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http://clevelandart.org/art/1985.292
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‘Strawberry Spinach and Nightingale’ by Tsubaki Chinzan (Japanese, 1801-1854).
Watercolour .
http://clevelandart.org/art/1985.292
archive.org
Growing and harvesting strawberry spinach
Growing and harvesting strawberry spinach
This is a blog post on growing and harvesting strawberry spinach. Also known as strawberry blite, blite goosefoot. A plant native in North America and it is grown throughout the United States and Canada. It dates back to the 1600 century in Europe. It is related to spinach. However, the berries are not and they don’t share the same flavor apart from the color.
It is relatively easy to grow and…
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Strawberry Spinach! An old-fashioned plant that dates to 1600 in Europe
Well, Mighty Finer's We're well underway in the shadehouses with our fall/winter plant selections. Over the next few days, we'll show you some of the interesting types of veggies we're growing.
First up, that 'ol favorite you've never heard of: Strawberry Spinach! An old-fashioned plant that dates to 1600 in Europe. This curious plant produces greens that are picked and cooked like spinach, but it also produces attractive, red berries that are sort of simple in flavor. These add a nice touch to fruit salads. Easy-to-grow plants are similar to "Lamb's Quarters", a wild relative. Easy to grow, you won't be buying spinach any more.
The best new native, edible plant you've never heard of. Meet Chenopodium capitatum, also known as Strawberry Spinach, Indian Paint, and Beet Berry.
It's beautiful and easy to grow from seed. Learn how to add it to your garden, here.
strawberry blite/ strawberry spinach Chenopodium capitatum
2 weeks later and I'm back. It looks like the peas sprouted and have made a grand appearance. The strawberry seeds also sprouted, but that strawberry spinach I seeded is MIA. It's a dud! Grrrr!
Strawberry Spinach?!
I couldn't believe it when I feasted my eyes upon this treasure! This plant not only gives me spinach, but gives me berries to put right in my spinach salad! How can this be?!