Warrigal Greens

This is an Australian Native spinach and quite different texture to the Brazilian one and delish! It is also a perennial.
I usually at any one time have silver beet (chard), asian greens, brazilian spinach and the warrigal greens in the garden. The yum never ends.

[Kitty Hawke]

That does look very green and yummy......

[Pat]

How lovely and so nice to have fresh greens whenever you want. Love the vibrant green colours.

[Esther Rosenberg]

I have the Brazilian spinach. This looks healthy and fresh! Yum.

[Mickey Anderson]

Nice, I have been growing Pok Choy and other Asian greens. So good!!

[Harry J Benson]

So green and the water droplets make it look even more appetizing

[Mags]

Beautiful shot and POV!

[Nina Ganci]

impressive close up and details
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[Merrelyn]

Lovely detail.

[Bep]

Nice to grow such healthy vegetables in your garden.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Such pretty colors and details.

[Diana]

Beautiful shot, it does look a tad tougher than normal spinach though.

[gloria jones]

Wonderful closeup

[wendy frost]

Brilliant close up and details

[Jacqueline]

Oh I now that one….very tasty!

[Kate]

Great texture and focus

[LManning (Laura)]

Beautiful clarity and texture.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Sounds like there are a lot of tasty and healthy salads that take place in your home. Lovely green!

[KV]

Great color and textures.

[Carole Sandford]

Beautiful green & droplets!

[Shutterbug]

Love veggies but I’ve never seen Brazilian or Australian spinach.

[Bill]

I like the texture on the leaves.

[Rick]

Sure doesn't look like our spinach. Nice capture.

[M. Brutus]

Lovely detail Great waterdrop shot.

[Valerie Chesney]

Lovely detail.. how crisp it looks. Yum!

[Kat]

Fabulous detail.