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I have taken a very laissez-faire approche to gardening last summer and most things looked like they didn't do anything. Apparently it is bearing fruits now, we got some "volunteer" kale that showed up!

 
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Thats what a little patience will do.
 
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This year we have volunteer radish ,kale ( or chinese kale) I am not sure which or if there are both they were close and so far I can not tell ! last year we had volunteer bok choy so I am hoping and watching .
I plan to plant a few of these each along the woods line to encourage more to self sow
 
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We've had the most beautiful volunteer ruccola growing on top of our water heater - it's gone to seed now and I will just let it replant itself.
 
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