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Asarum canadense - Plants For A Future database report
... flowers are used as a ginger substitute[2, 55, 106, 177, 183]. The root, especially when quite dry, has a pungent, aromatic smell like mild pepper and ginger mixed, but more strongly aromatic ... The root, especially when quite dry, has a pungent, aromatic smell like mild pepper and ginger mixed, but more strongly aromatic. Cultivation details Prefers a rich moist neutral to acid soil ...
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Asarum shuttleworthii - Plants For A Future database report
... can be used as a ginger substitute[183]. The root has a pungent, aromatic smell like mild pepper and ginger mixed, but more strongly aromatic ... also be dried for later use[K]. Leaves are a tea substitute[177, 183]. Medicinal Uses None known Other Uses Ground cover. ... quite dry, has a pungent, aromatic smell like mild pepper and ginger mixed, but more strongly aromatic. Cultivation details Prefers a rich ...
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Plants For A Future - Useful Weeds
... addition to salads, whilst older leaves are a cress and cabbage substitute, becoming peppery with age. The young flowering shoots can be ... stews, whilst the fresh or dried root is used as a ginger substitute. The plant has long been used as a domestic herbal remedy ... or rhubarb, whilst the roasted root is used as a coffee substitute. Stellaria media. A very common garden weed, chickweed grows, flowers ...
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The Edible Pond and Bog Garden - Plants For A Future
... autumn or spring, are edible and can be used as a substitute for ginger, cinnamon or nutmeg - in the past the rhizomes were ... the flowering spikes which can be used as a spinach substitute. Beckmannia eruciformis: Native of Europe and Asia, this grass grows in ... you have mentioned Phragmites communis - Common Reed as a marshmallow substitute. Are there any other marshmallow substitutes that you know of ...
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