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bolted brassica I.D.d

 
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Hi,
This purty plant found it's way into the yard. I think it could have come from a cabbage remnant. Probably something people eat, but I've never seen the flowering stalk of it.

Was hoping to get seeds to replant.

Thanks,
William
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That is definitely a brassica -- which means it could be any sort of cabbage or even broccoli or cauliflower. My guess is that it is either a red heading cabbage or a variety of broccoli. Why not let it go to seed then plant some of them and ssee what you get? Whatever it is will be edible, so you can't lose.
 
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looks like bolted cabbage to me. or maybe a brassica mishmash.
 
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how pretty, i'm sure it will be lovely to let it go to seed and see what you get
 
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I've got to say it looks a lot like my russian kale that's bolted after overwintering.
 
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