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A celebration of African food plants: watermelon (leaves), okra (cross sections), African honey beans, and gandules/pigeon peas.
Okra and watermelon were grown in my garden. These plants have a symbiotic relationship with the beans pulling nitrogen from the air down into the soil to fertilize the ever hungry okra. Watermelon sprawls its vines along the ground, shading out unwanted plants.
Use as a platter, wall art, or on your ancestral altar
Color: Caribbean
Dimensions: 10.5” diam
Ceramic: Stoneware
Food safe, microwave & dishwasher safe too
FREE SHIPPING on orders $125 and more. Use code FREESHIP125 at checkout.
A celebration of African food plants: watermelon (leaves), okra (cross sections), African honey beans, and gandules/pigeon peas.
Okra and watermelon were grown in my garden. These plants have a symbiotic relationship with the beans pulling nitrogen from the air down into the soil to fertilize the ever hungry okra. Watermelon sprawls its vines along the ground, shading out unwanted plants.
Use as a platter, wall art, or on your ancestral altar
Color: Caribbean
Dimensions: 10.5” diam
Ceramic: Stoneware
Food safe, microwave & dishwasher safe too
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