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Red Malabar spinach (Basella alba or Basella rubra)

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Red Malabar spinach (Basella alba or Basella rubra) is a tropical, heat-loving vine that grows best in USDA zones 7–10 (perennial in 10–11, frost kills it elsewhere). • Zones 10–11 → Grows as a perennial vine, producing year after year. • Zones 7–9 → Can reseed itself and sometimes return if winters are mild. • Zones below 7 → Grown as a warm-season annual; start indoors or direct sow after all danger of frost when soil is warm (at least 65–70°F). It thrives in hot, humid summers and is often grown where regular spinach struggles in the heat

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Working for God helping people grow food🌱🙌🏻🙏✨
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32159 - The Villages, FL
City
The Villages
State
FL
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32159

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