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Water Celery (Oenanthe javanica)

07/01/2022 By

Perennial herb for boggy to wet conditions. Very easy to grow.

Other Names: Indian pennywort, Japanese parsley, Water dropwort

Origin: East Asia including Australia

Size: 1m high, 2m spread

Growing conditions: full sun to partial shade

Harvest: All year round. Harvest often to encourage bushy growth.

Propagation: by division or cuttings, which root easily in water.

Growing tips:  Grow in very damp areas, or place pot in water.

Use: Leaves, stems and roots have a fresh carrot-like flavour and are edible raw or cooked.

Availability in shop: all year

Filed Under: Know Your Plants, Nursery Plants Tagged With: herb, Subtropical Greens, Water celery, water plants

Lebanese Cress (Aethionema cordifolium)

28/12/2021 By

Perennial herb spreads prolifically in damp, shady position.

Other Names: Stonecress, Fools watercress

Origin: Europe & West Asia

Size: 0.25m high, spreads by suckering

Growing conditions: partial shade

Harvest: all year

Propagation: by division

Growing tips:  Grows in damp soil or shallow water. Grow in pots to keep contained. Needs to be divided several times per year.

Use: Leaves have a mild carrot flavour and are best in salads or stir fried.

Availability in shop: all year

Filed Under: Know Your Plants, Nursery Plants Tagged With: edible leaves, Lebanese Cress, water plants

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