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4. Very attractive cabbage.

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   • Thanks Pat 😀

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7. I love these and usually plant them once a year. Something else likes them, too, as they never survive the season.

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   • Well they are edible. 😀

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     • Yes, but never by me. Dogs lie on them, insects feed on them, gardener forgets to water them, extraterrestrials make off with them as I sleep. Who knows. They never make it long at my house.

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       • I’ll blame it all on the extraterrestrials …. 😀 😀

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11. What a beauty! Can also be called a Kale Flower! Loaded with vitamins and minerals so you can either eat it or just look at it ( or photograph it!) 😉

    What’s better than Cabbage and Mint?…..
    🙂

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    • I just may not eat them together. I adored your mint photo.

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      • You’ve never tried a cabbage mint smoothie?? 🙂

        Thank you very much!

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12. Beautiful!

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    • Thanks Shail. 😀

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14. I did not know that red cabbage was a flower. It also makes a great salad 😉

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    • This is decorative cabbage not the normal purple cabbage. I don’t know if it is edible, but it probably is. 😀

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