Agree with mallow. They spread like wildfire, be warned!
nzmax,
Dec 19, 9:06pm
And very edible too. Didn't know that until my cousins mother in law was visiting from Australia and picked some I had in my garden and cooked it up. It tastes like a very mild silver beet or spinach, and is cooked the same way.
Since this photo I've moved it against another fence because it was muscling out my miniature rose. I've occasionally trimmed it in passing otherwise its been left to its own devices.
us109,
Dec 19, 10:05pm
I presume MIL boiled it up just like spinach?!
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nzmax,
Jul 3, 7:00pm
yes, she just treated it the same as she would spinach,
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