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From: ddeutsch@bbn.com (Debra Deutsch)
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Subject: Re: Broccoflower
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Date: 6 Jul 90 14:26:59 GMT
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Could it have been a purple cauliflower?  It looks just like a
cauliflower except the head is purple/green instead of white.  I have
seen purple cauliflowers in seed catalogs and in several markets here
in the Boston area.

Debbie Deutsch