Here are 5 tips on how to grow spinach - the climbing type commonly called Malabar or Ceylon spinach. This type of spinach is a great substitute for regular spinach when it can't be grown in hot climates.
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5 Tips How to Grow a Ton of Malabar Climbing Spinach
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