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How to grow Lovage | RHS Herbs
Lovage (Levisticum officinale) is a large, vigorous plant, first producing a flush of edible leaves in spring, then sending up impressive flower stalks that can reach 2m (6ft) tall in mid- to late summer . The greeny-yellow flowerheads are popular with bees and are followed by edible seeds. www.rhs.org.uk
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Lovage - Wikipedia
Lovage is a perennial plant, the sole species in the genus Levisticum in the family Apiaceae, subfamily Apioideae. It is native to Afghanistan and Iran. en.wikipedia.org
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Levisticum officinale - Plant Finder - Missouri Botanical Garden
Levisticum officinale, commonly called lovage, is a culinary herb that is often grown in herb gardens for the celery-like flavor of its leaves, stems, roots ... www.missouribotanicalgarden.org
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lovage
▪ I. lovage1 (ˈlʌvɪdʒ) Forms: 4–7 lov(e)ach(e, 6–7 leuish, liuish, 8 loveage, 5– lovage. [ME. loveache, an etymologizing alteration (as if love-ache ‘love-parsley’: see ache n.2) of OF. levesche, luvesche (mod.F. livèche, earlier levesse, whence Du. lavas):—late L. levisticum, whence It. levistico, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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How to Cook With Lovage: A Delicious Forgotten Herb - Forager | Chef
Lovage freezes very well raw or cooked. I usually blanch the leaves and tender stems for a few seconds, refresh in cold water and portion them in zip top bags. foragerchef.com
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Lovage (Levisticum officinalis) Plant | Mountain Valley Growers
Lovage is a perennial. And, while Lovage does not make a wide stem like celery, instead it makes a consistent supply of dark green very flavorful leaves. mountainvalleygrowers.com
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Lovage Love - Edible Communities
Lovage (Levisticum officinale) finds its origins in southern Europe and at one time was the second most used herb in Romania behind parsley. ediblecommunities.com
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Cooking & Growing with Herbs :: LOVAGE - amy pennington
lovage—a robust perennial herb that looks and tastes like celery. “It has a savory quality and is the kind of herb that gives food a depth of ... www.amy-pennington.com
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Lovage Grow Guide - GrowVeg.com
Full sun in cool climates; partial shade where summers are very hot. Frost tolerant. Lovage is a hardy perennial that survives winter even in very cold ... www.growveg.com
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How do I use Lovage? : r/vegetablegardening - Reddit
It's a "condiment". You can add it to a salad. Use it in stock, added to the other vegetables. Into sauce or marinade, added to stuffing. www.reddit.com
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Everything You Need to Know About Cooking With Lovage - Allrecipes
Lovage (scientific name: Lecisticum Officinale) is a member of the parsley/carrot/celery families. It is grown widely in Europe. www.allrecipes.com
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Lovage (band)
Lovage was a collaborative project headed by Dan the Automator, under his pseudonym "Nathaniel Merriweather" (a persona he created for the project Handsome Make Love to Your Old Lady By (Tommy Boy 2001) Music videos "Book of the Month" "Stroker Ace" References External links Nathaniel Merriweather - Lovage wikipedia.org
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luvestiche
† luvestiche Obs. [OE. lufestice, ad. late L. levisticum: see lovage.] = lovage.c 1000 Sax. Leechd. I. 374 ᵹenim..lufestice [etc.]..& ᵹepuna ða wyrte to somne. c 1265 Voc. Plants in Wr.-Wülcker 555/11 Leuisticum, i. luuesche, i. luuestiche. Oxford English Dictionary
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Ligusticum
Ligusticum porteri – oshá Ligusticum scoticum – Scots lovage Ligusticum sinense – gaoben 藁本 Ligusticum striatum - Szechuan lovage, Szechwan lovage, chuanxiong – small alpine lovage, is a synonym of Neogaya simplex (L.) wikipedia.org
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libstick
† ˈlibstick Obs. [Anglicization of med.L. libisticum, corrupt f. levisticum (see lovage). Cf. F. levestic (Cotgr.).] Lovage.1688 R. Holme Armoury ii. 98/2 Libstick, or Sermoun⁓tain, hath at the joints a long slender leaf [etc.]. [Cf. 1802 A. Ranken Hist. France II. iv. ii. 292 He (sc. Walafrid Strab... Oxford English Dictionary
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