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Fromage Plants (Rare Edible Plants)
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Cheesy plant from Alsagarden® is an edible plant belonging to the same family as the coffee tree (Rubiaceae). Native to Asia, this rare plant has the unusual flavor of cheese is often used as a vegetable in Vietnamese cuisine and also possess medicinal properties.
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Types of Plants Perennial Plant
Family : Rubiaceae
Origin : Asia
Hardiness : Hardy
Flowering period : Summer
Color of flowers : Pink
Exposure : Sunny
Watering :
Soil Type : Humus
Minimum temperature : -12°C to -7°C
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Cheesy plant from Alsagarden® is an edible plant belonging to the same family as the coffee tree (Rubiaceae). Native to Asia, this rare plant has the unusual flavor of cheese is often used as a vegetable in Vietnamese cuisine and also possess medicinal properties.