Lettuce?
chuckmason
10 years ago
ONce again, I have a plant in the garden that I cannot ID. ANd this time I planted it!
Yes, I just got a package of wooden plant markers.
ANyway, what is this? It seems to be an edible leaf, and there is no root to eat.
And why can't we u/l more than one photo?
Thanks.
-SoCal near the ocean.
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