I'm thirsting for some fresh wild fennel tea. Especially for the stated benefits...ahem. [But I'm a bit concerned about the risk of hemlock. Perhaps post an album of several photos of this and that to ensure our healthy jewish ability to distinguish between the two not only by smell.]
If you get to know fennel well, it really looks different than all the other ones. The problem is for the first few dozen times we're identifying the plant. For that we really need to rely on smell because it's by far the clearest and most fool-proof identifying sign.
I'm thirsting for some fresh wild fennel tea. Especially for the stated benefits...ahem. [But I'm a bit concerned about the risk of hemlock. Perhaps post an album of several photos of this and that to ensure our healthy jewish ability to distinguish between the two not only by smell.]
Thanks for stopping by, Aharon!
If you get to know fennel well, it really looks different than all the other ones. The problem is for the first few dozen times we're identifying the plant. For that we really need to rely on smell because it's by far the clearest and most fool-proof identifying sign.