Why Is My Raw Spinach Bitter?
Spinach has an organic compound called oxalic acid that along with tannins in leafy greens causes them to taste bitter. Is it OK to eat… Read More »Why Is My Raw Spinach Bitter?
Spinach has an organic compound called oxalic acid that along with tannins in leafy greens causes them to taste bitter. Is it OK to eat… Read More »Why Is My Raw Spinach Bitter?
They all have the same seeding and pollination habit. These plants produce a flower stalk that needs to be cross-pollinated by insects. This means that… Read More »How Does A Cabbage Reproduce?
Stem cuttings – cut off the main stem just below the head and then saw off 5cm thick blocks of stem and place them 3cm… Read More »Can You Take Cuttings From A Cabbage Tree?
Bolting is word that means a plant has gone to seed, and spinach can bolt due to water stress from too little water, too much… Read More »Why Are There Flowers On My Spinach?
Those big, stemmy, flowering greens we received this week are spinach. The entire thing is edible, flowers and all, and David says it is much… Read More »Can You Eat Spinach Flowers?
The main stem of a spinach plant is usually fairly narrow in circumference, but when the plant decides to bolt, it develops a much thicker… Read More »Does Spinach Grow On A Stalk?
Sowings of spring, summer and winter varieties can provide cabbages throughout the year. They generally take about four to six months to reach maturity, depending… Read More »How Many Months Does It Take To Harvest Cabbage?
Wilted and Yellow Leaves Yellow leaves could mean many things, from overwatering to Clubroot, a common disease that affects cabbage. The most obvious symptoms of… Read More »Why Are The Leaves On My Cabbage Turning Yellow?
Spinach is a leafy green vegetable and a great source of calcium, vitamins, iron, and antioxidants. Is a spinach vegetable? Spinach is a vegetable that’s… Read More »Is Spinach A Vegetable Yes Or No?
Sowings of spring, summer and winter varieties can provide cabbages throughout the year. They generally take about four to six months to reach maturity, depending… Read More »Does Cabbage Grow Winter?