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What is the area of Samphire Hoe Country Park?
The area of Samphire Hoe Country Park is 300,000.0 square meters.
How high does samphire grow?
30cm
What is botanical name for rock samphire?
Crithmum Maritimum
What is an 8 letter vegetable including the letters amp?
Samphire...it is leafy and salad vegetable.
What is the name of coastal plant with greenish white flowers?
I think oleander is what you are looking for. It comes in red as well.
What are some veggies that start with G?
· Gala Radish · Garden Cress · Garlic · Gobo (Japanese burdock) · Gold Potato · Golden Samphire
What are the three hardest stones or rocks on the planet i know diamond is the hardest what are two and three and where does quartz feature on the list please?
Corundum & samphire
What is the definition of the English word samphyr?
Samphyr, or more usually samphire, is a green plant used as a vegetable. It grows near the sea and is crisp and salty.
What is the summary of the short story Samphire by Patrick O Brian?
Basically, the story revolves around an unhappy mariied life of a couple. The man, Laecy considers his wife, Molly as a dog or an inferior person. When they go to see a Samphire, the wife tries to push him off the cliff but fails. This makes their married life even worse!
Veg beginning with G?
green cabbage, green beans, Garden Rocket (Eruca sativa), Golden samphire (Inula crithmoides), Good King Henry (Chenopodium bonus-henricus), Greater Plantain
What is salicornia sal vegetal?
Salicornia is a family of plants that grow in salt marshes or on beaches. "Sal vegetal" is Spanish for "vegetable salt". I'm just guessing here, but I'd expect it to be a (salty) seasoning derived from glasswort/samphire.
Is there any plant with salty taste?
A number of species that grow on salt marshland are edile and salty to the taste. Batis Maritima (Saltwort, Beachwort or Pickleweed), Salicornia europae (Samphire, St Peter's Wort or Glasswort) and Salsola Soda (Agretti or Barilla Plant) are commonly used for culinary purposes.
