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I thought this was chicory...

 
Chris Dean
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But now I think I am mistaken. I planted it last year from seed but I may have mislabeled it. It died off and then came back really early this year. The chickens love it.

Anybody know what it is?
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Looks like chicory. It is in the endive family.
 
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Dock, sorrel, and chicory can be pretty close.

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Cool! The other one I saw just looked different from mine. Thanks guys
 
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