mystery plants
gabeatwork
9 years ago
Hello everyone I have 3-4 plants I could use help identifying. Should be a vegetable or herb of some kind, this one I'm thinking might be tarragon but I tasted a leaf and it didn't taste like tarragon. Any additional info needed I'll provide upon request. Thank you everyone.
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