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Spinach 'Malabar Red' Climbing

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$3.57 $5.95 In stock

Category: Seeds

Spinach 'Malabar Red' Climbing is a heat-loving leafy green grown for its twining red stems and succulent leaves. It is described as a highly decorative screening plant, making it a useful choice where a climbing, ornamental edible is wanted.

  • Category: Seeds
  • Brand: Diggers Club
  • Available as a packet of 20 seeds (code S213)
  • Heat-loving climbing plant with twining red stems
  • Succulent leaves suited to stir fries
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The twining red stems are already starting to climb up my trellis, and the leaves are so succulent and tender. It's been thriving in the full sun spot where regular spinach always bolts, and it looks gorgeous doing it.

Amelia J. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly these seeds sprouted in the summer heat. The red stems are already adding a pop of color to my garden, and the leaves have a nice, tender texture for salads.

Nicholas N. ★★★★★

It twines beautifully up my trellis, and those red stems really pop against the fence. The succulent leaves are perfect for salads, and it seems genuinely happy in the summer heat.