A weed, but one Ive not seen before (maybe Brassica?)

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    It looks a bit 'Fat Hen' - ish.

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      fet hen , taste better then spinach :blue thumb:
       
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Not a particularly good example Stephen;)
       
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        true , catch the caterpillar , before it will move on better plants
         
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        I see, yes it appears to be so.. holds no worth for me.. Ill just plant it out in the wild. It is native afterall (apparently)
         
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