Tag: Lovage

After flowering, allow the seed heads to mature and ripen if the seeds are required for harvest, but if not, cut off the faded flower heads as lovage can self-seed prolifically. Once growth has died back in autumn, cut back to ground level any time before spring. How do you keep lovage? Plant lovage in […]

Lovage: a multipurpose pollinator plant Both native bees and honey bees love it, although the blooms are so far overhead I have trouble seeing who all is up there. The leaves are large and intricately cut, the stems… What is the best plant for bees? Which Flowers Are Best for Bees? Annuals have the advantage […]

Lovage Basics The seeds of the lovage plant are known as celery seed. Lovage tastes like celery, with undertones of parsley and hint of anise. It’s mild enough to use with fish and poultry, but has just enough spice to make it interesting. Is lovage the same as celery? Lovage tastes like celery but a […]

Dividing Lovage Plants Lovage is a perennial herb in zones 3-9. The plants can grow 3-6 feet (1 to 2 m.) tall and may form large colonies as they naturalize in a location. Because of this, many gardeners consider lovage be too large and invasive for the average herb garden. Does lovage have deep roots? […]

Originally distilled from Devon’s finest herbs and spices. Lovage is an old favourite that has been passed down through the generations and traditionally partnered with brandy as a soothing winter warmer.£7.30. Alcohol By Volume 5.3 Units 3.7 What is Lovage alcoholic cordial? An old fashioned alcoholic cordial from Bristol that is made from the Lovage […]

Like sorrel, lovage can fall prey to a leaf miner. This one makes the leaves look brown and if this happens pick them off and put them in the fire or rubbish, rather than giving the pest a possible life-extension in the compost. Why is my lovage turning yellow? If you have ants on your […]

Lovage is another herb said to benefit tomatoes. Plant lovage and, again, this will help bring plenty of beneficial insect species into your garden. What can I plant next to lovage? Companion planting: Plant lovage with fennel, hyssop, and catmint. Lovage can be used as a trap crop to lure tomato hornworms away from tomatoes. […]

Plant lovage in a part to full sun location. It does best in full sun, but it can tolerate a few hours of shade during the day, particularly in warmer growing zones. The soil should be well-drained with a slightly acidic pH of around 6.5. It prefers sandy, loamy soil. What does lovage plant look […]

Characteristics: Cutting celery is often confused with parsley or lovage, but has a distinct celery flavor. It is used in recipes where its stalky cousin wouldn’t be suitable. Can I substitute lovage for celery? Instead of tossing out those celery leaves, put them to use as a nutritious lovage leaf replacement. The two ingredients look […]

What Is Lovage Similar To? Alternatively, you may substitute fresh celery leaves for the lovage if you do not have any. If you don’t have fresh Chinese celery on hand, you can substitute 1 cup chopped fresh celery stalks OR 1 cup chopped fresh lovage. What is a good substitute for lovage? If you’ve got […]

Lovage is closely related to celery, not only genetically (both belong to the Apiaceae), but also physically and tastewise: if you tried to make the case that it is a giant perennial form of celery, not many people would fault you. Is cutting celery the same as lovage? Characteristics: Cutting celery is often confused with […]

Other Great Rabbit Herbs: Sage. Lovage. Oregano. Basil. What herbs can rabbits not eat? Some of the more commonly found herbs on the exhaustive list includes agave (leaves), aloe, amaryllis, bloodroot, bluebonnet, blue-green algae, buttercup, belladonna, echinacea, elder, eucalyptus, hemlock, hogwort, holly, jasmine, lily of the valley, milkweed, mistletoe, nutmeg, oak leaves, poppy and ragwort. […]

Lovage by KAMIS contains 0 calories per 2 g serving. This serving contains 0 g of fat, 0 g of protein and 0 g of carbohydrate. How many carbs are in Lovage? Garden Pea Rocket & Lovage (0.5 carton) contains 22.5g total carbs, 18g net carbs, 5.1g fat, 7.5g protein, and 156 calories. How many […]

Summary of lovage substitute options Substitute Flavor notes Celeriac Milder, appearance differs Flat-leaf parsley Looks the same. Much less flavor, a good option for kids Chinese celery Looks the same. More pungent and peppery than lovage Fennel More anise, best for replacing lovage stalks Is lovage the same as Maggi? Lovage is a member of […]

If you don’t have lovage you can use equal amounts of fresh Celery leaves. Alternately you can substitute (for 1 cup chopped lovage) 1 cup chopped of fresh Chinese celery OR 1 cup chopped fresh celery stalks. Is cutting celery the same as lovage? Characteristics: Cutting celery is often confused with parsley or lovage, but […]

Lovage. Lovage is not a very common herb, but if you can get your hands on some, feed it to your chickens. It has powerful anti-inflammatory properties and can promote respiratory health, too. What herbs can chickens not eat? As with deer, however, there are plenty of herbs that can be incorporated into the landscape […]

Other Great Rabbit Herbs: Sage. Lovage. Oregano. Basil. What herbs are poisonous to rabbits? Some of the more commonly found herbs on the exhaustive list includes agave (leaves), aloe, amaryllis, bloodroot, bluebonnet, blue-green algae, buttercup, belladonna, echinacea, elder, eucalyptus, hemlock, hogwort, holly, jasmine, lily of the valley, milkweed, mistletoe, nutmeg, oak leaves, poppy and ragwort. […]

Lovage, Levisticum officinale, sometimes known as wild celery. Trachyspermum roxburghianum, a plant used as a spice in South and Southeast Asia. Are lovage and celery related? Lovage is closely related to celery, not only genetically (both belong to the Apiaceae), but also physically and tastewise: if you tried to make the case that it is […]

Strangely, what is sold commercially as “Lovage Seed” is often actually Ajwan Seed, while much of what is sold as “Celery Seed” is actually part or wholly lovage seed. More on Parsley & Aralias. Lovage leaves are used in salads, and particularly in soups and broths. Is lovage the same as celery seed? The beautifully […]

Freezing Lovage. Lovage leaves and stems can also be frozen, to be added to soups and stews. Freeze entire stems and leaves to toss into a soup stock. Or chop up the leaves and/or stems, and freeze in ice cube trays to add to any cooked dish as needed. Some sources suggest to blanch lovage […]