Spinach with strawberry CHENOPODIUM CAPITATUM

Spinach with strawberry CHENOPODIUM CAPITATUM Although strawberry spinach is not a predominant variety found in supermarkets today, it is a fairly old plant. Originally from North America, where it has grown in the wild for centuries, this plant has only recently been cultivated domestically. Some evidence of its early cultivation exists in the ancient gardens of European monasteries, but today it is usually cultivated for its curious decorative aesthetics. Cold-resistant and easy to grow, strawberry spinach thrives in full sun and moist soil. This channel is non-profit, non-commercial.