leafy 'mustard'

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    I've grown some mustard from one of those (many) free seeds my mum gives me from her magazines. (bless her, '79 so she doesn't do much gardening now : ) )

    They are like lettuce leaves, (not like when I used to grow 'mustard and cress' as a kid on tissue paper) Anyway, I've ate a couple of leaves, .no real flavour. Does anyone grow it to eat the leaves,I wonder?
     

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