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02-05-2010, 06:08 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening

Christina Websell[_2_] Christina Websell[_2_] is offline

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Purslane

I was given some a few years ago, and understood I can eat it. Now it's
spread enough I have my eyes on it for a salad ingredient.
It's a variant = the flowers are pink.
Looks a bit like chickweed. but leaves are larger.

Anyone else have pink purslane?

Tina

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