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Wild Celery improves appetites of all kinds

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Wild Celery, Apium graveolens, also called Garden Celery, Leaf Celery, ParCel or just celery (although it is not the same plant as the one sold in greengrocers), is a very close relative of celeriac and also the normal salad celery, but does not develop the long stems of the standard variety. It is grown mainly [...]

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Wild Celery improves appetites of all kinds

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