I didn’t realize until Mari brought home this sansho (prickly ash) plant that dried sansho berries and fresh kinome leaves come from the same plant. And szechuan pepper, too?
I didn’t realize until Mari brought home this sansho (prickly ash) plant that dried sansho berries and fresh kinome leaves come from the same plant. And szechuan pepper, too?
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i love the pics…they’re so beautiful. the sakura you saw is the hanging-down type, huh? i wonder how many different types there are.
Hi,
I live in Minnesota and have been looking for a source of live kinome plant ( to grow indoors ( climate zone is 4 here). I grew up in Japan and I miss the flavor so much. Can you help me find the source for the plant (seed or seedling?)? Thanks for your web site! Mari Ito