Has anyone grown this? It is from Asia, related to amaranth. It is supposed to have edible leaves and seeds, and also medicinal uses. It makes a nice rounded plant. I'm wondering how it compares with amaranth with edible leaves, or with Good King Henry Chenopodium in taste and usefulness as a potherb.
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