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- How do you divide lovage plants?
- How do you divide herb plants?
- How do you use Lovage herb?
- Can you split and replant thyme?
How do you divide lovage plants?
When dividing in fall, cut back any remaining stems. With a spade, cut a circle around the plant. Then the plant can be gently lifted out with a garden fork. Remove all excess dirt from the roots, and pull them apart.
How do you divide herb plants?
Just dig around the base of the plant and lever the root ball out from the soil. Grasp the clump and divide it with the sharp knife. Depending upon the size of the original plant, you may cut it in half, making two plants or multiple plants if the root ball is huge.
How do you use Lovage herb?
Lovage stalks, leaves, and seeds can all be used to impart its bright and fresh celery flavor. Add leaves to a mix of salad greens or let wilt in soups and stocks. Chop and use in place of parsley in chicken and tuna salad or a batch of fresh tomato salsa.
Can you split and replant thyme?
To divide thyme, dig up the whole plant and break it into sections. ... It's worth cutting back the foliage by up to a half to reduce water loss as the plant re-establishes itself. Then simply replant your divisions where you want them to grow.
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