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Acorus calamus 'Variegatus'
... showy flowers Leaves colorful Has showy fruit Shade tree Culinary herb Attracts Has fragrant flowers Leaves fragrant Fruit edible Street tree Vegetable hummingbirds Flowers not showy Good fall color Other: ... leaf blades that are striped with white and green. Foliage and rhizomes are sweetly fragrant when bruised. The species is native to Europe, but has naturalized throughout much of the U. ...
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Acorus gramineus 'Oborozuki'
... showy flowers Leaves colorful Has showy fruit Shade tree Culinary herb Attracts Has fragrant flowers Leaves fragrant Fruit edible Street tree Vegetable hummingbirds Flowers not showy Good fall color Other ... slowly spread by aromatic rhizomes to form a dense ground cover. Foliage is sweetly fragrant when bruised. Specific epithet comes from the Latin word meaning grass. Problems: Click for detailed ...
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Native Plant Information Network -Acorus calamus
... sweet odor and flavor, once used for making candy. All parts of the plant are fragrant when bruised. References: Related Web Sites USDA PLANTS: View account for ACCA4 in the USDA PLANTS database ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Angelica - Herb Profile and Information
... to quicken the drying process. The fresh root has a yellowish-grey epidermis, and yields when bruised a honeycoloured juice, having all the aromatic properties of the plant. If an incision is ... and breaks with a starchy fracture, exhibiting shining, resinous spots. The odour is strong and fragrant, and the taste at first sweetish, afterwards warm, aromatic, bitterish and somewhat musky. These ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Balm - Herb Profile and Information
... heart-shaped, crenate or toothed leaves which emit a fragrant lemon odour when bruised. They also have a distinct lemon taste. The flowers, ... the permanence of their leaf-odours, which, 'though ready when sought, do not force themselves upon us, but have ... bruised sugar-candy. 'Process: Place these ingredients in a covered jug well immersed in rough ice, stir all together with a silver spoon, and when ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Broom - Herb Profile and Information
... grows in wet places, it can develop threefoliate leaves.' The large bright yellow, papilionaceous, fragrant flowers, in bloom from April to July, are borne on axillary footstalks, either solitary ... . When fresh, the whole plant has a strong and peculiar odour, especially when bruised, which almost entirely disappears on drying. The tops are dark green when fresh and dark brownish-green when dried. ...
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Chicago Botanic Garden - 26 Gardens - Plant Facts
... attractive red bark in winter; grows well in wet areas P,W Corylopsis glabrescens Fragrant Winterhazel early yellow fragrant flowers; no pests or diseases P Cotoneaster lucidus Hedge Cotoneaster beautiful fall color ... leaves that remain through the summer; name comes from red sap given off by roots when bruised P,W Smilacina racemosa False Solomon's Seal leaves resemble Solomon's Seal; flowers are ...
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Floridata: Carya ovata
... of the hickories. It has the best tasting hickory nuts, too. The deliciously sweet and fragrant kernels are enclosed in thin-shelled, light tan nuts that are a little longer than ... .2) more. Like other hickories, the shagbark has compound leaves that have a distinctive odor when bruised. Shagbark hickory leaves have five (rarely seven) leaflets. Water hickory (C. aquatica) and shellbark hickory ...
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Floridata: Choisya ternata
... green leaves provide a beautiful backdrop for clusters of fragrant white flowers. Description Mexican orange is a small and ... When bruised they give off a strong and pungent smell. The white 4 or 5-petaled flowers are about 1 in (2.5 cm) across and deliciously fragrant ... showy. Features Honeybees and butterflies are attracted to the fragrant flowers which are very similar to orange blossoms. Mexican ...
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Wax myrtle
... candleberry because early American colonists used the fruit's pale blue, waxy covering to make fragrant bayberry candles. This custom is still carried out today by crafts people here and in ... , rounded crowns. Leaves: The leaves are simple, alternately arranged, oblanceolate, and 2" to 4" long. When bruised or crushed, they give off an aromatic odor. The leaves are yellow-green with small ...
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