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  • Bish’s Sweet Potato Surprise

    Posted by Philip Kindleysides on May 13, 2020May 15, 2020

    I have grown plenty of sweet potatoes in my gardens over the years, and they’re really easy to grow generally, although I’ve had hit and miss crops from them in terms of the potatoes themselves. …

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  • Gotu Kola

    Posted by Philip Kindleysides on November 2, 2017January 17, 2021

    Gotu Kola is a herbaceous perennial native to Asia that can be grown as a ground cover or in a pot. It is often used in cooking as you would a leafy green in curries …

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  • Tatsoi

    Posted by Philip Kindleysides on August 27, 2017August 29, 2017

    What a great addition to any salad or stir fry. It brings a little variety and that is great for your diet. Tatsoi is an Asian cultivated variety of the same species as Komatsuna but with …

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  • Komatsuna

    Posted by Philip Kindleysides on August 18, 2017August 27, 2017

    This really easy to grow leafy green will add that bit of special to your salads and stir fries. Use it as a substitute for spinach or along side. It is also called Japanese mustard …

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  • Mizuna

    Posted by Philip Kindleysides on June 12, 2017September 5, 2018

    This fancy looking asian green is a nice compliment or alternative to rocket in your green salads. It is so easy to grow and I used seeds from a mixed sprouts pack. It is also …

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  • Choy Sum

    Posted by Philip Kindleysides on April 15, 2017April 19, 2017

    One of my favourite asian greens and I eat it raw and in stir fries. It is very easy to grow, harvest and then retain the seeds for the next planting. Initially I used Mr …

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