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margins of
hedges,
giving rise to the old
British folk name of jack-by-the-
hedge.
Other common names include:
garlic mustard,
garlic root,
hedge garlic, sauce-alone...
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Galewort -
Myrica gale.
Sweet gale.
Garlicwort -
Alliaria officinalis. The
hedge garlic.
Gentianwort - Any
plant of the
family Gentianaceae.
German Madwort -...
- tree, mimosa, pink siris)
Alliaria petiolata (
garlic mustard,
hedge garlic)
Allium vineale (crow
garlic)
Alnus glutinosa (black alder)
Anthemis cotula...
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medieval English units, the rope of
garlic was a set unit of 15
heads of
garlic. 15 such
ropes made up the "hundred" of
garlic. Egyptian, Gr****, Roman, Thai...
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Alliaria petiolata†‡ – jack-by-the-
hedge,
garlic mustard,
garlic root,
hedge garlic, sauce-alone, jack-in-the-bush,
penny hedge, poor man's
mustard Boechera...
- be
fenced with a
quince hedge. This
unexplained rule
meant that
Murraysburg once had the
largest quantity of
quince hedging in the world.
According to...
- are gone on
drier ground. It is
another hornbeam wood, and
there is
Hedge Garlic,
Goldilocks buttercup and
Early purple orchids (2010).
Cottage and Lambourne...
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petiolata –
garlic mustard,
hedge garlic Allium N
Allium bur****ii – narrow-leaved wild l**** N
Allium canadense –
Canada wild onion,
meadow garlic, meadow...
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Phytolacca americana Garlic Golden garlic –
Allium moly Wild
garlic –
Allium canadense Garlic mustard –
Alliaria petiolata Garlic root –
Alliaria petiolata...
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garden was a
segregated area,
normally rectangular and
enclosed by a wall or
hedge,
walls being useful for
training fruit trees as well as
offering shelter...