Description: The hardy perennial flowering plant lovage has a thick, fleshy, grayish-brown, carrot-shaped root from which erect hollow stalks grow 3 to 5 feet in height. The shiny, dark-green leaves ...

Cultivation: With proper room to grow, lovage will fill a nice sunny, moist and fertile spot in your yard and grow up to 6 feet and almost as wide. It's a showy plant with upright stalks and stems ...

SO MANY FOOD firsts have come to me via other people's gardens. Visiting friends one summer in Nova Scotia, I noticed an unruly and rampantly oversize (more than 6 feet high!) celery look-alike ...

What’s on taproot: Carrots and their wild relatives They grow near Juneau. Carrots and their wild relatives Tuesday, September 22, 2020 2:23pm News Alaska Outdoors ...

Lovage is a tenacious plant, happy to be ignored, with no immediate relatives. Distantly related to celery, parsley and dill, it has the flavor of supercharged celery, and makes your mouth a ...

Lovage is a perennial plant with leaves that taste like a cross between celery and parsley. This recipe, which can be made ahead and frozen, is adapted from chef Ken Kohls of Café 1505 in Mequon ...