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It's growing in my veggie patch, sometimes I put the vegetables and fruit waste from my kitchen in this area.

Flo6657685 · Answer

Under developed broccoli plant?

Carole Crawford-Evon · Answer

I thought the same thing.

ELIZABETH · Answer

Isn't it mustard seed?

Dad7083506 · Answer

sometimes a hybrid veggie will produce a seed that's kind of a throw back to one of the parents only....different.

CAROL · Answer

I'm thinking an old weak brussel sprout plant...cut it back fertilizer her and see if she stays fuller enjoy it was tasty at one time eh???

Sue · Answer

It definitely looks like it's in the broccoli family....

Darnaga · Answer

Bonjour. On dirait du choux de Bruxelles dégénéré et marié avec umn plan de moutarde. Drôle d'hybride ! Mai quel gout ça a ?

Noni · Answer

Yes,definitely from the cabbage family,Could be a piece of broccoli you threw out,you can eat the leaves.

Phil Cochran · Answer

Does the plant have small red blooms?

Janis · Answer

It's broccoli. I saw this at the Columbia (SC) Zoo and Botanical Gardens and have done it myself. Pretty foliage and lovely yellow flowers. Can get 2 to 3 feet tall, so place it according to that.

Bernadette Staal · Answer

It has a broccoli flower - so it has obviously bolted - not produced a head and gone to seed.

Rosie Major · Answer

Looks like either a bolted broccoli or brussel sprout :)

Ann Riffe · Answer

one of the stems (from cabbage probably) that you threw out rooted and grew a plant. It doesn't get enough sun to regrow a nice head, and it is already flowering , so it doesn't look like a cabbage. If you leave it where it is, little birds will probably like the seeds in the fall.

Darlene Kelley · Answer

I'd say a mutant brussel sprout!

Holly Lengner - Lost Mom · Answer

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