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Growing Radicchio Adds Color to Your Garden

Dan April 22, 2019 This Land of Ours, Vegetables

Cathy Isom tells you how to add a little colorful pop to your garden by growing your own Radicchio. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Radicchio is a common and pretty vegetable used widely throughout Italy.  Growing Radicchio in your garden adds a pop of vibrant color as well as a rich flavor to your dinner table. It …

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