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Malabar spinach is one of the best leafy greens for hot-weather gardens. Unlike traditional spinach, which quickly bolts as temperatures rise, Malabar spinach thrives in the heat, producing abundant harvests of tender leaves throughout the summer months. The attractive plants feature glossy, spinach-like foliage and can be enjoyed fresh in salads or cooked in a wide range of dishes.

Browse our collection of Malabar spinach seeds and discover why this productive, heat-tolerant green has become a favorite among gardeners looking to extend their harvest through the hottest part of the growing season.

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