Description
Botanical nomenclature: levisticum officinale Common name: levistico, liveche, lovage, maggi herb, ligustic leaves Family: apiaceae Origin: europe Height: 1.00 - 2.00 meters Luminosity: full sun, partial shading Herbaceous perene whose leaves, seeds & roots are used to give taste to food; especially from the southern kitchen of europe. Levisticum officinale vagally remember salson or aipo, both in appearance as in flavor. The parts used of the plant are the seeds, leaves & roots. The leaves are consumed raw as season & in salads in the place of the sauce or sauce taking more flavoring, or can be cooked as the aipo adding taste in soups, sauces, meats & poultry. The seeds are used as spices, in caçarolas, meats, in the preparation of breads, cakes, candies & cookies. The roots are consumed raw or cooked & when dry are used as a condiment or in the preparation of tea. The species grow satisfactured in temperatures which may vary from 14º c & 32º c. in regions when it increases stranger, the plant loses its aerial part in the winter & rebuts in the spring. Your grow can be performed in partial shading place or full sun, prefer only with good ummity & that promotes good drainage, need irrigation in the long lack of rain. Fresh seeds generally germinate within 7 - 21 days. Herb Lovage 300 Seeds - Levisticum Officinale Home Growing Herbs All Year
