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    (blank) -> A rare, endangered New Zealand heritage spinach, said to have come from Land's End in southern England. Larger plants than regular spinach, growing much taller, with larger pointy leaves that are less crinkled, and large seed with sharp triangular corners. Tastes similar to regular spinach. A cool-season spinach for early spring and autumn. Sow in trays, prick out at 2.5 cm and transplant at 25 cm when 6 cm high. Partial shade in hot weather can delay bolting, and it does best sown after peas or beans. Seed was sourced from several Southland, Timaru and Christchurch collections.

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    (blank) -> Japanese spinach
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