Posted by Ook on September 1, 2011, 2:10 pm
I have several of these popping up in my garden, and they are huge. I
have grown rutabagas and collards in the past, but can't decide which
this is. It looks more like a rutabaga, but it isn't developing a
root.
http://emberts.no-ip.info/stuff/2011/2011_september_garden1/images/DSCF4031.JPG
PS: Are rutabaga greens edible, and good tasting or are they not worth
the effort to pick and cook?
Posted by Gunner on September 3, 2011, 2:04 pm
> I have several of these popping up in my garden, and they are huge. I
> have grown rutabagas and collards in the past, but can't decide which
> this is. It looks more like a rutabaga, but it isn't developing a
> root.
> http://emberts.no-ip.info/stuff/2011/2011_september_garden1/images/DS ...
> PS: Are rutabaga greens edible, and good tasting or are they not worth
> the effort to pick and cook?
sure looks like collards.
Yes, rutabaga greens are edible just not as nutrient rich as others.
Taste will depend on how good a cook you are:)
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> have grown rutabagas and collards in the past, but can't decide which
> this is. It looks more like a rutabaga, but it isn't developing a
> root.
> http://emberts.no-ip.info/stuff/2011/2011_september_garden1/images/DS ...
> PS: Are rutabaga greens edible, and good tasting or are they not worth
> the effort to pick and cook?