If I were a cabbage, I’d want to be just like this gorgeous magenta one. I call this, “What’s Next? Ornamental Onions?”
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If I were a cabbage, I’d want to be just like this gorgeous magenta one. I call this, “What’s Next? Ornamental Onions?”
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So you can’t eat this cabbage? What exactly do you do with ornamental cabbage? My mind is truly blank here. 🙂
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You look at it with fondness….
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Oh my goodness, looks too pretty to eat! Maybe it is…? I have never heard of an ‘ornamental cabbage’ – please do expand! 🙂
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I don’t know much about them, but they are used extensively in Florida flower beds. I’m tempted to buy some for my courtyard area.
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Hmm, and nobody eats them at all? Fascinating!
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I don’t believe they’re edible.
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Ahhh, so their name is a deception! 🙂
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Yes!
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I’m fond of your cabbage ❤
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Thank you. I’m sure it would be find if you, as well.
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