Papalo

What Is Pipicha - Learn How To Grow Pepicha In The Garden

What Is Pipicha - Learn How To Grow Pepicha In The Garden
  1. What is Pipicha?
  2. What is Papalo herb?

What is Pipicha?

Pipicha is an herbaceous plant native to Mexico, especially Oaxaca. Cooking with pipicha is a local regional tradition, with the plant an important part of dishes, such as Sopa de Guias, and as an aromatic for fresh fish.

What is Papalo herb?

Papalo is a fabulous, but still relatively unknown, ancient Mexican herb you should be growing. A heat-loving alternative to cilantro, its flavors are both bolder and more complex. ... Papalo (PAH-pa-low) is known by many names; Quilquiña, Yerba Porosa, Killi, Papaloquelite and broadleaf in English.

Bleeding Winterizing A Bleeding Heart Plant - How To Overwinter A Bleeding Heart
Winterizing A Bleeding Heart Plant - How To Overwinter A Bleeding Heart
Remove the foliage when it yellows and dies. The National Gardening Association recommends gardeners to cut stems back to an inch or two above soil li...
Asters How To Divide Asters Tips For Spitting Aster Plants In The Garden
How To Divide Asters Tips For Spitting Aster Plants In The Garden
Use a sharp soil saw or edge of a shovel for splitting asters. It is important the implement be sharp to avoid damaging the roots as you cut the mass ...
Forgetmenots Dividing Forget-Me-Nots Should Forget-Me-Nots Be Divided
Dividing Forget-Me-Nots Should Forget-Me-Nots Be Divided
Dividing forget-me-nots every 3 to 5 years can help prevent this problem while it also makes more plants. Dig around the root zone carefully in early ...