Guess What's Growing Here

Here a clue. I'm a bit ashamed to admit it but this grew just as you see in the Food freshener section of my refrigerator. You can tell, I don't eat at home often .

[Beryl Lloyd]

A delightfully framed image - great focus and dof almost like a 3D .-fav

[Diana Moss]

not sure

[Pyrrhula]

A great close up and beautiful framing.
( There is a village in the pic. with the church tower to be seen.)

[Bep]

I don't know what's growing here, but you took a beautiful picture!

[Joy]

Nice close up, Fav

[Pat Paugh]

I am guessing some sort of brocollini...but as for the photo the green on red is stunning

[Beth]

@paugh You're on the right track but not exactly.

[Pat Paugh]

@vernabeth hmmm now I'm curious!

[bkb in the city]

I am thinking a dill of some sort

[KWind]

Cool shot.. love the processing.

[Linda]

Some sort of cabbage gone to seed. Great photo of it, fav!

[Diana]

A stunning image and great processing.

[Margo]

Nicely presented

[Dione Giorgio]

Fabulous! Fav.

[Beth]

@grannysue Linda, you got it right. It was a head of cabbage that I had planned to use for slaw.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Whatever it is, it is pretty. I see above that it is cabbage. I wouldn't have guessed that.

[Fisher Family]

This is a stunning image - fav!

Ian

[carol white]

A beautiful Image, great processing. Fav! 😀

[Linda]

@vernabeth I came by my conclusion because the blooms were starting to look like an invasive weed that has been spreading like wildfire in Texas. The weed is called a Bastard Cabbage. Called that because it resembles the cabbage bloom and chokes out all the good wildflowers, I suppose The proper scientific name of it is Rapistrum rugosum.