strawberry spinach seeds Chenopodium Foliosum 'Strawberry Spinach' Seeds – D&H Seed Harvest Co

strawberry spinach seeds Chenopodium Foliosum 'Strawberry Spinach' Seeds – D&H Seed Harvest CoChenopodium Foliosum 'Strawberry Spinach' 40+ Seeds Strawberry spinach is comprised of arrow shaped leaves growing in a low rosette with upright, flowering stems that seasonally produce clusters of brightly colored berries. The green leaves are broad, flat, thin, and triangular to spade shaped, averaging 2 to 10 centimeters in length. Strawberry spinach is known for its edible leaves, berries, and roots. The leaves have a mild, earthy, and subtly

Chenopodium Foliosum 'Strawberry Spinach' - 40+ Seeds

Strawberry spinach is comprised of arrow-shaped leaves growing in a low rosette with upright, flowering stems that seasonally produce clusters of brightly colored berries. The green leaves are broad, flat, thin, and triangular to spade-shaped, averaging 2 to 10 centimeters in length.

Strawberry spinach is known for its edible leaves, berries, and roots. The leaves have a mild, earthy, and subtly bitter, spinach-like flavor and can be consumed in early or mature stages. Strawberry spinach leaves can be used in any recipe calling for ordinary spinach. In addition to the leaves, the berries are consumed fresh. The berries have a very mild taste and offer more color and texture to dishes than flavor. They can be added to salads, sprinkled over yogurt or granola, used as a topping over ice cream, or placed as an edible decoration on other desserts.

Worldwide, the species has acquired several names, including Strawberry Goosefoot, Strawbini, Blight Goosefoot, Beetberry, Strawberry Blite, and Strawberry Stick. Strawberry spinach leaves and berries are the most consumed portions of the plant and can be incorporated into fresh and cooked preparations.