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wiigodess

sweet potatoe vine

16 years ago

Hello Everyone,

I have been reading and seem to remember reading that you can eat sweet potatoe vine leaves or am I mistaken, what ever it was it is suppose to taste like spinach.

Thanks so much Joan

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