200 seeds Red Malabar Spinach Seeds for Culinary and Ornamental

200 Basella alba red malabar spinach seeds for a deliciously fresh spinach flavor. Red Malabar Spinach SeedsRoots to Harvest: My Experiences Seed-Growing Malabar Spinach (Basella alba) Red Malabar Spinach Seeds can be grown as a perennial vegetable or herb used for culinary purposes or ornamental purposes in USDA Zones 8 - 11. The big, leafy, leaves can be used throughout the summer either cooked or in salads. The taste is a bit different than traditional spinach. You can buy Red Malabar Spinach Seeds in different quantities, ranging from 1/4 oz to 1 lbThe technical name for Malabar Spinach is Basella alba, and I just started growing it in my yard. I couldn't wait to plant the 200 seeds of this unusual spinach variety—a fan favorite for its flavorful, adaptable spinach. I'll walk you through every step of growing this tropical vine, from planting the seeds to eating the mature leaves.Malabar spinach, a leafy green vegetable, is originally from tropical Asia, most specifically Southeast