While we can buy packaged arugula, basil or parsley at the supermarket, there's a wild, aromatic world growing right outside our door: leaves ... edible side of maple, hawthorn, linden & co ...

Parsley hawthorn trees grow to about 15 to 20 feet ... The flowers are produced in great abundance before the leaves emerge on trees that mature at about 15 to 25 feet tall. Taiwan flowering ...

The three-to-five-parted leaves of this plant arise from a short, underground stem and bear some resemblance to a bird’s foot — hence, its common name. • Parsley hawthorn — this is a shrub ...

The native parsley hawthorn may have more berries than any other plant. It gets its name from the leaves that do indeed look like parsley. In addition to providing berries for birds, the twiggy ...

Question: I have a nice Hawthorn tree that has great red flowers in the spring, but it drops most of its leaves every year by the beginning of September. That's way too early for fall, so why does ...