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garlic mustard

noun

  1. Also called: jack-by-the-hedge hedge garlica plant, Alliaria petiolata, of N temperate regions, with small white flowers and an odour of garlic: family Brassicaceae (crucifers) Compare garlic

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A few of its products include coconut toffee roasted cashews, organic seaweed snacks and garlic mustard aioli.

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Uh oh, she thought to herself, there’s a patch of garlic mustard.

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If more people foraged but were foraging things like mallow, black mustard, garlic mustard, nonnative bramble berries, we’d actually be doing our ecosystems a world of good.

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Every year between April and June, I go on a weed-killing mission to eradicate garlic mustard.

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Link used the garlic mustard she found for pesto, adding in some kale to help temper the weed's bite.

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