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Tue, Dec 30, 03 at 9:46
| Any one heard of this taiwanese vegetable? translated in to something like "tomorrow leaves" |
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| ladyjenny, What type of information are you looking for regarding this herb? |
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| Violet: Great! I know you are the expert in Asian Veggies! I found it on the web known-you.com (Taiwanese seed company) but they only have the plants for sale... I just wondering what is the name it goes by in common name so I can see if Richters have it... it is cooked as a herb and vegetable.. it looks very much like giant italian parsley also if you know a seed source will be great |
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- Posted by Martinouko (My Page) on Tue, Feb 3, 04 at 18:56
| Ladyjenny, full bot name is Angelica keiskei (Miq.) Koidzumi (Apiaceae/Umbelliferae). Ashitaba (ƒAƒVƒ^ƒo translates to 'tomorrow leaf') is the vernacular Japanese name. A Google search on ashitaba gives you a lot of info. Link to seeds below. Use Babel Fish for translation. Did anybody try to grow this? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Seeds
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- Posted by TreeTalker Carmel NY USA (robbo419@aol.com) on Sun, Sep 12, 04 at 9:29
| Hi does anyone have seeds or plants. I am looking to grow this plant using hydroponic's. |
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| You can search member lists at the exchange forums. |
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| Hi, You can get ashitaba seeds at Horizonherbs.com. Start them in the fall to overwinter, then plant out in the spring. Bindi |
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- Posted by Linda Ng(ng.linda@yahoo.com) onSat, Apr 2, 11 at 1:33
| Hi! Greetings, I'm Linda Ng, from the Philippines , I'm curious about this Angelica Keiski or Ashitaba plants, I want to grow this plant in my country , we don't have this kind of medicinal plant here in the Philippines , Can I buy a Angelica keiski or Ashitaba seedlings, so I can grow this kind of herbal plants , Thank you so much and God bless us all. Sincerely yours, Linda B. Ng |
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