Angled luffa, Vietnamese gourd, silk squash – Chinese okra goes by many names, but what is it? Here’s what to know. Never heard of Chinese okra before? Never fear! Westchester breaks down everything ...

Sarah and Kaitlin Leung are trying to explain luffa to me. “Do you like luffa? Chinese luffa, do you eat it?” Kaitlin asks. It’s a sunny afternoon in September, and we’re crouching in their parents’ ...

Mrs. May Lee and Wai Yee are going to introduce how to prepare this easy-to-cook chinese dish, squid, luffa and onion stir-fry.

There’s a remarkable vine that can provide you with a shady trellis, showy flowers, tasty fruit, and perfect bath sponges … and can be grown as a cash crop to boot! The plant–which is a native of the ...

Farmers prune luffa at an industrial park in Yaodun village, Shucheng county in East China's Anhui Province on Tuesday. The village has set aside a large area of land for the cultivation of luffa, ...

Many will recognise the luffa as something used to scrub your back in the bath. Some people confuse luffas with a marine animal, the sponge, but a luffa is a terrestrial member of the cucumber family.