shush, it looks nice, it tastes nice, the insects like the flowers, and more importantly, I can't kill it through neglect.....
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Can I treat celery as a perennial?
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Originally posted by taff View PostAnd yes, celery is a bog plant.
Damn - wish I had known. I might not have had so many jibes about rice and watercress on my soggy plot
Andyhttp://vegpatchkid.blogspot.co.uk/ Latest Blog Entries Friday 13 Mar 2015 - Sowing Update
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i'm doing the herb beds, blimy how much mint, sage and thyme can one family eat! The previous owners must have been selling it by the barrowload. Anyway, I digress.
In amongst the herbs I have found either celery or celeriac, the leaves look like celery, it smells like celery when you crush the leaves so what is it?
Lynne x
PS excuse my ignorance, I usually grow flowers
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Oh Eck, Chicken, Could it be? It smells and looks just like celery..... does Lovage? I might go and have a fettle in the roots and have a look whats going on underground.
If I wasn't such a techno-numpty I could take a pic and put it on here but Its beyond me lol.
I'll come back tonight and report on what lies below !!
Lynne x
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I sowed lovage last year and it didn't do well at all. Out in the garden last Saturday I pulled up a massive root along with what I thought was a weed... turned out the lovage is growing without any input from me and I actually thought it had died last year.. That's the kind of plant I like
A piece has been moved to another bit of the garden because I have sown borage in the original spot. I haven't any celery in this year as I neglected it and didn't use even half a plant.When weeding, the best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it.
If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant.
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Thanks Chicken.
I think it must be Lovage. Now I will have to have a look how to eat it. Can you eat it just like Celery, raw with salt on or is it for using in soups and stews and as a garnish.
It smells lovely. I want to eat it now with a piece of cheese and an apple.... Ohhhh that's got my tummy rumbling!
Thanks for going to all that trouble Chick, your a star x
Lynne x
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Glad to be of service
As for uses - I asked the same question this time last year http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...one_63010.html
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