As I was washing all the silverbeet I had picked I came across this double leaf.
Kate had her sporting spinach leaf.
OK gardening guys, what do you think about this?
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3 comments:
I have never seen that before. Was there just 1 of these or was a paticular plant all like this?
Just one leaf and I picked so much that day I do not know which plant it came from. Do you think it could be because I planted the seed straight into the ground and the seedlings were really close together until I moved them. Maybe these poor leaves had no room to grow?
How interesting..its quite a find..id have to say i am jellin over here..mind shipping me a sample?
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