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Re: Perpetual Spinach?

It's a type of chard that's called Perpetual Spinach because of the
shape and taste of the leaves. I'm not sure if New Zealand Spinach is
the same thing. All I know is it grew in a part of my garden that wasn't
often hit by the sprinkler, it got lots of sun, and it NEVER bolted. I
got the seeds from Cook's Garden, in Vermont. (New London, I think.)

Melissa

PS It also had no pests that I could see, and although a couple of
leaves got yellow here and there, and a few minor holes--no disease
either! A dream vegetable! :)

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