Licorice
Glosswort, also known as ricotta officinalis, is an aromatic plant with a wide range of health benefits. Native to the Middle East, it is mainly cultivated for its roots, which have medicinal properties.The benefits of liquorice are numerous. The plant is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, expectorant and antiseptic properties. It is also used to relieve digestive problems such as stomach upsets, bloating and intestinal spasms. Liquorice is also known for its soothing effect on the respiratory tract, particularly in cases of coughs and colds.In cooking, liquorice is often used to flavour desserts and drinks. It is also used in sweets, confectionery and herbal teas. Its sweet, slightly aniseed flavour adds a touch of originality and sweetness to culinary delights.To grow wintergreen, we recommend sowing the seeds in pots or in the ground in spring, after the last frost. It is important to choose a sunny, well-drained spot to encourage the…
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Licorice
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