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graveolens Dulce Group.
Other vernacular names have been used,
including "
smallage" [mainly
archaic – "now rare" (OED), but
still in
occasional use, primarily...
-
ointment as "the fat of
children digged out of
their graves, of
juices of
smallage, wolfe-bane, and
cinque foil,
mingled with the meal of fine wheat." Unrelated...
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since in Italy) is a hot and more
generous sort of
Macedonian Persley or
Smallage... and for its high and
grateful Taste is ever plac'd in the
middle of...
- "Marchwood" is most
probably from the Old
English "merecewudu"
meaning "
smallage wood" ("
smallage" is a term for wild celery). It is
mentioned in the
Domesday Book...
- thistle, endive, chicory, watercress, scallions, chives, parsnips, purslane,
smallage, tarragon, borage, bugloss, radishes, rapeseed, skirret, poppy, mustard...
- Rest-harrow, or
Chamock Sampire Summer Savory and
Winter Savory Scabious Smallage, or
Celery Southernwood Meadow Trefoil, or
Lotus (genus)
Garden Valerian...
