Herb latin name: Turnip-Rooted Chervil,Turnip-Rooted Chervil Extract

Latin name: Chaerophyllum bulbosum

Family: Umbelliferae

Habitat of the herb: the herb: Fallow fields and water meadows from 1000 - 2100 metres in Turkey. Propagation of Turnip-Rooted Chervil: Seed - best sown in the

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Habitat of the herb: the herb: Fallow fields and water meadows from 1000 - 2100 metres in Turkey.

Propagation of Turnip-Rooted Chervil: Seed - best sown in the autumn in situ. The seed has a very short viability or, according to another report, the seed becomes dormant if allowed to dry out and will not germinate for a year. If stored for a spring sowing it should be kept in damp sand in a cold but frost-free place and then sown in situ in March. Another alternative is to sow the seed in the autumn in a seed tray in a cold frame and then to sow the seed, soil and all, in early April in situ.

Cultivation of the herb: Fallow fields and water meadows from 1000 - 2100 metres in Turkey.

Medicinal use of Turnip-Rooted Chervil: None known

Known hazards of Chaerophyllum bulbosum: One report suggests that the leaves and roots are poisonous. The same report says that this plant is cultivated for its edible root! The root is unlikely to be poisonous.

Herb latin name: Turnip-Rooted Chervil,Turnip-Rooted Chervil Extract

Latin name: Chaerophyllum bulbosum

Family: Umbelliferae

Habitat of the herb: the herb: Fallow fields and water meadows from 1000 - 2100 metres in Turkey. Propagation of Turnip-Rooted Chervil: Seed - best sown in the

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Habitat of the herb: the herb: Fallow fields and water meadows from 1000 - 2100 metres in Turkey.

Propagation of Turnip-Rooted Chervil: Seed - best sown in the autumn in situ. The seed has a very short viability or, according to another report, the seed becomes dormant if allowed to dry out and will not germinate for a year. If stored for a spring sowing it should be kept in damp sand in a cold but frost-free place and then sown in situ in March. Another alternative is to sow the seed in the autumn in a seed tray in a cold frame and then to sow the seed, soil and all, in early April in situ.

Cultivation of the herb: Fallow fields and water meadows from 1000 - 2100 metres in Turkey.

Medicinal use of Turnip-Rooted Chervil: None known

Known hazards of Chaerophyllum bulbosum: One report suggests that the leaves and roots are poisonous. The same report says that this plant is cultivated for its edible root! The root is unlikely to be poisonous.