Is Yarrow (achillia sp) edible?
It was a plant featured in th 'edible garden' at Hampton Court flower show and I've never heard of anyone eating it.It has many other uses, but as a food?
Is Yarrow (achillia sp) edible?
It was a plant featured in th 'edible garden' at Hampton Court flower show and I've never heard of anyone eating it.It has many other uses, but as a food?
Don't know if this is of any use.
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Yarrow again
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Thanks gents. Great links
It is.
17th Century salad ingredient.
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Yarrow
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If you read through past literature yarrow leaves are reputed to have been used as a peppery vegetable addition. The specimens I have tried certainly did not match up to that expectation, and I have not even bothered attempting to cook them as a potherb as there are usually many other better edible greens around. I also recall that there is a caution about consuming yarrow is small amounts.
Yarrow proper should not be confused with 'sneezewort yarrow' [achillea ptarmica], generally known as 'sneezewort' . This has a strange sharp taste, and may be used in salads in small quantities.