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Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by Upsydaisy, Apr 30, 2017.

  1. Upsydaisy

    Upsydaisy Total Gardener

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    Adopted this from my dad a couple years ago...having a feeling it could be a Bay but not DSCF4159.JPG sure, many thanks
     
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    Yes, it looks like Bay Laurel. The sure way to tell is to rub a leaf between your fingers and sniff! If it's a sweet, spicy smell then it's bay....
     
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      Ah thanks, yes it does have a nice smell to it. Is the type you can cook with?
       
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      Certainly can! And you can dry leaves to store..either whole or ground to a powder.
       
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