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Caraway - It's Uses as a Culinary Herb
... . The caraway plant grows up to 2 feet in height with feathery leaves and cream white flowers. It is the leaves of this plant that can be used in cooking or salads. Their taste is very fresh with a sweet undertone much like parsley. The leaves should be cut during the growing season. Caraway seeds may also enhance the flavor of ...
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Dill - It's Uses as a Culinary Herb
... . Store dried seeds and leaves in a cool, dry, dark place away from heat, light and moisture. Leaves will keep for six months. Seeds will keep indefinitely. Fresh leaves can be kept in ... flowers from which dill seed is gathered and dill weed is obtained from the thin, feathery leaves. The light aroma of dill faintly resembles licorice. Dill weed is good in soups, omelets ...
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The Gardener's Network - Herbs : How to Grow Caraway
... leaves as soon as the plant gets big enough to produce enough to meet your cooking or garnish needs. Caraway is native to Europe, Asia and the U.S. With feathery leaves ... time to plant your annual herbs next spring. Harvest leaves as soon as there is enough to meet your needs ... rye bread, pastries,cheeses, sour cream, cottage cheese, and soups. Leaves are used as a garnish and a few recipes. Buy Herb ...
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Acer palmatum--Japanese Maple
... green leaves and a yellow and red fall color. 'Fireglow' - An upright cultivar with bright red foliage throughout the summer. 'Hagoromo' - This ten-foot tall plant plant has green, feathery leaves that turn yellow and orange in the fall. 'Kagiri nishiki' - An vase-shaped tree with small pink and white variegated leaves. 'Karasugawa' - The new growth light pink with older leaves ...
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CULTIVATED DELPHINIUM SPECIES
... in the ground, the first batch of seedlings grew strongly, with feathery leaves looking like those of an annual larkspur. [The leaves are unlike most cultivated delphiniums, being cuneate with a 'winged' petiole ...
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Get Growing Gardening Tips -The Genus Achillea - Devonian Botanic Garden
... or after a summer's rain or when crushed between the fingers. Basal leaves are usually longer than stem leaves. Most species form daisy-like flowerheads that are borne in clusters creating ... has attractive, feathery leaves up to 25 cm long surrounding stiffly erect stems capped by flat-topped, 12 cm wide clusters of tightly packed, tiny, golden-yellow florets. Stripped of their leaves, the ...
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Floridata: Ipomoea quamoclit
... attractive twining morning-glory with smooth stems, lacy leaves and scarlet flowers. The leaves are 3-4 in (7.6-10.2 ... cypress-vine to cover a trellis in a hurry. The lacy leaves and brilliant red flowers make a screen that you'd ... cotyledons (seed leaves) are large and distinctive, looking like swept-back airplane wings; the next leaves to appear are the handsome feathery leaves that distinguish the ...
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Floridata: A Gardener's Journal - September 2003
... of delicate seedlings of exotic kale selections with feathery leaves that are sure to be delicious in a few weeks. Beyond that, gigantic squash leaves threatened passage. Ducking low was the way to ... removal than I care to do. Some even germinated on the roof in piles of leaves where their roots grew under the shingles and created a leak! If the chain saw ...
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How to grow dill, care and pictures of the herb dill
... the garden it is also a very attractive plant with wispy feathery leaves. DILL GROWING QUICK GUIDE Folklore Click here Latin Name Anethum ... most extreme dry conditions. Harvesting Dill Dill will produce wispy leaves growing on a single stem about 75cm (30in) high, which ... vegetables, especially gherkins. In the UK we mainly use the leaves of dill (see top picture) to flavour fish, lamb, potato and ...
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Get Growing Gardening Tips 75- Leaves
... GARDENING TIPS Brought to you by Dr. Michael Hickman, Associate Director, Devonian Botanic Garden Leaves The leaves of plants are their solar panels. They capture the sun's energy, and they are ... their surface. In addition to flattened, variously shaped leaves, there are others that are tubular, feathery, cup-shaped or needle-like. In fact leaves may assume virtually any form. They may be smooth ...
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