Introducing Tetragonia tetragonioides, also known as New Zealand Spinach, an heirloom vegetable with a rich history. It was first mentioned by Captain Cook to fight scurvy, and taken with the crew of the Endeavour. Today, it's used as a leafy groundcover and cultivated for its edible leaves, which have similar properties to spinach. This plant thrives in hot weather, and is easy to grow. Few insects bother it, and even slugs and snails leave it alone. A healthy addition to your garden, get your seeds now and experience this unique vegetable.