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I'm sorry this turned out to be 660KB. Just too many picture elements. I
don't like these cabbages myself but posted it anyway because somebody out
there might.


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To reply it's bell not bull

while your here, can i ask?
is there a trick to growing those cabbages?
they are gorgeous!
i'm in wisconsin.

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rosie


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I'm sorry this turned out to be 660KB. Just too many picture elements. I
don't like these cabbages myself but posted it anyway because somebody out
there might.


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"readandpostrosie" wrote in message

while your here, can i ask?
is there a trick to growing those cabbages?
they are gorgeous!
i'm in wisconsin.

It is an ornamental cabbage or kale. Usually available in the fall at
most garden centers and even some super markets.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5

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I'm sorry this turned out to be 660KB. Just too many picture elements. I
don't like these cabbages myself but posted it anyway because somebody out
there might.

I don't like the look of them usually but this one was almost perfect.

I like eating them ...

Mary

"readandpostrosie" wrote in message
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while your here, can i ask?
is there a trick to growing those cabbages?
they are gorgeous!
i'm in wisconsin.

I've seen them growing wild on top of a cliff on the Isle of Arran - off the
west coast of Scotland.

Mary

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"readandpostrosie" wrote in message

while your here, can i ask?
is there a trick to growing those cabbages?
they are gorgeous!
i'm in wisconsin.

It is an ornamental cabbage or kale. Usually available in the fall at
most garden centers and even some super markets.


Sure.

And they all grow to look like the one in the picture, because they're
immune to all the 1013 diseases and 616 pests that prevent normal
cabbages looking at all ornamental.

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Sue ];(

In message , Mary Fisher
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"readandpostrosie" wrote in message
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while your here, can i ask?
is there a trick to growing those cabbages?
they are gorgeous!
i'm in wisconsin.

I've seen them growing wild on top of a cliff on the Isle of Arran - off the
west coast of Scotland.


Some joker must've planted them, you'd expect ornamental sea kail in a
place like that. But at least the pests would be blown away.

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Sue ];(

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In message , Mary Fisher
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"readandpostrosie" wrote in message
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while your here, can i ask?
is there a trick to growing those cabbages?
they are gorgeous!
i'm in wisconsin.

I've seen them growing wild on top of a cliff on the Isle of Arran - off
the
west coast of Scotland.


Some joker must've planted them, you'd expect ornamental sea kail in a
place like that. But at least the pests would be blown away.

I suspect that there had been a garden up there at some time. We found them
while exploring the castle ruins.

Mary