This ornamental kale really caught my eye among the brown fall leaves. Kale holds a lot of color late into the fall.
The green and white bordering a vibrant pinkish-purple like this really sticks out in a garden.
This brilliantly colored plant is actually a cabbage. The ruffled leaves look more like a coral on a reef than a vegetable.
I believe this particular variety is a Pigeon Victoria kale.
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beautiful picture with lush colors... your description makes me wish that you had taken a shot with the kale among some of the fall foliage for a vibrant counterpoint... of course ALL of my pics come out terribly and you clearly know what you're doing! ;)
cheers!
hahaha, thanks scotty
That would make for a good picture, I'll have to try that. I was just a little mesmerized by the ruffles and wanted to capture their detail the best I could.
Along the Mississippi River I would occasionally see these Kale/Cabbage things growing on the sides of the riverbank. They were probably accidentally transplanted from someone's garden. None-the-less...I would love to see them...I find them extremely interesting to look at and admire.
Hey Debbie,
I was just hiking along the Mississippi the other day here in MN - it was really cold and I couldn't get close enough to the geese to get a good shot.. you got a pretty good one posted though.
wow..this is brilliant!!!
Thanks Rose
is this thing edible?
Yes it is edible, as long as it hasn't been treated with any chemicals or pesticides.
It looks really nice.
Thanks avishi, I had a lot of fun photographing it.
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