
Care consensus, photos, and the collectors growing it.
Lotus tetragonolobus is a vegetable known as the asparagus-pea. It is a climber that produces small, four-winged pods.
You will find this plant thrives in warm spaces. It needs full sun and moderate water to support its growth.
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How our relationship with this plant has changed over time.
People in the Mediterranean region first identified this plant as a food source. It was valued for its edible pods which taste faintly of asparagus when picked young.
The plant became a recognized feature in European cottage gardens. Gardeners appreciated its low, sprawling, or climbing habit as an alternative to common legumes.
You likely grow it today as a seasonal vegetable. It remains a rare find in mainstream markets, kept alive by collectors interested in heirloom crops.
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Quick answers pulled from the public catalog and care consensus above.
Lotus tetragonolobus is a species in the Lotus genus. Commonly known as Asparagus-pea, a vegetable, and with a climber growth habit. Native to Mediterranean regions.
Reference care guidance for Lotus tetragonolobus: full sun light, medium watering, warm temperatures, and moderate humidity. Collectors on collecto.rs will refine this as more public specimens are added.
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