LIZZIE3d ago
Red orach. Ancient vegetable entirely edible. Like spinach but salty. 4 to 6 feet tall! Deer love it so it'll be on my deck somewhere. As you harvest from it, it grows more. I'm really looking forward to this! Doesn't bolt in heat and reseeds itself plus stays this beautiful color. A+ addition. #gardening #homegrown #vegetables
Show threadcobalt3d ago
@Lizette603_23 @SrRochardBunson Never heard of this! I grew up in the Great Lakes area and don’t recognize seeing this is the forests and wooded area where deer were. Now I’m in Arizona and pretty sure it’s not growing out here. Where are you living so I can visualize your area?
Show threadLIZZIE3d ago
@cobalt123 zone 6b, smack in the middle of the rust belt in sw pa
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@Lizette603_23 Oooh, that makes sense now. I bet it’s all over from your area and over thru lower Ohio then, going south through low mountain areas.
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Show threadLIZZIE3d ago
@cobalt123 It's not common, no, I had to track down the seeds. They're beyond being "heirloom" they are qualified as "medieval" !! I'm interested to see if they are as tasty and hardy as the package says they are. apparently they ARE more common, see video below!!https://www.google.com/search?sa=X&sca_esv=5c685c3490d49ca4&rlz=1C1GCEA_enUS1202US1202&sxsrf=ANbL-n7iTKtYkAgKp5cbNVo2YtrTL5naNQ:1774465956794&udm=7&fbs=ADc_l-YQanUcJSoe62luYRIM6gsUdrPbLi6w63glmGbBPeGKs4L7_ndoqDk-0jwJiw9KyfvquLvwel5d4wRoroBFWxs0qimP2gjI9FJHfLGNM181d_a_e4fVKPRMjqE3pDTP6RW9ANmCjKJQbbNJIyOANhU-DAOx5mNhm2hkh0BcSJJCX57Jj_vl270kXfeN8kcVfmBDHPozmxnXnR7KDG_4YPN7iHqdwXywxuWGN6YefiHUyoN2lR8&q=red+orach+in+the+wild+in+pennsylvania&ved=2ahUKEwiu85To4LuTAxW-F1kFHY-2O7MQtKgLegQIDxAB&biw=1351&bih=624&dpr=1.42#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:dc35788d,vid:06VJ3peeGb4,st:0
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