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Easy to Grow Plant with Bold, Bright Flavor

Dan December 9, 2021 Herbs, Specialty Crops, This Land of Ours

The easy to grow plant with bold, bright flavor to spice up your cooking.  That’s coming up This Land of Ours. Anise is a herbaceous plant that grows about two feet tall, and produces plenty of delicious seeds that can be used to flavor soups, cakes, candies, and more. Although they have a similar flavor, star anise and anise are …

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