This traditional Chinese Medicine plant has been reported to promote blood circulation and energy. Said to have a “warming” property. The tubers (roots) are juicy and crisp, similar to water chestnuts. Commonly they are deep fried. Grows to 3 feet tall and flowers from July to Septembe. Grows in damp places like bogs and along streams and lakes. Partial shade. Photo from Wikipedia.
Water Horehound (Lycopus lucidus)
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This traditional Chinese Medicine plant has been reported to promote blood circulation and energy. Said to have a “warming” property. The tubers (roots) are juicy and crisp, similar to water chestnuts. Commonly they are deep fried. Grows to 3 feet tall and flowers from July to Septembe. Grows in damp places like bogs and along streams and lakes. Partial shade. Photo from Wikipedia.
