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Reed Mace (Typha)
Graceful water-plants, hardy, easily grown, and very ornamental whether at the waterside or cut for decoration. T.
Mace and related forms (e. g., German Macis, Estonian maasis, Spanish macia, Hebrew mays [מייס]) go back to Greek makir [μάκιρ] or makeir [μάκειρ], ...
Both Mace and Nutmeg help digestion in stomachic weakness, but if used to excess may cause over-excitement. They increase circulation and animal heat.
Mace (Myristica fragrans)
Mahlab, St. Lucie cherry (Prunus mahaleb)
Malabathrum, tejpat (Cinnamomum tamala)
Marjoram (Origanum majorana)
Marsh mallow (Althaea officinalis)
Mastic (Pistacia lentiscus) ...
Sweet Mace [English]: Tagetes lucida
Sweet Magic Daylily [English]: Hemerocallis 'Sweet Magic'
Sweet Magnolia [English]: Magnolia virginiana
Sweet Magnolia [English]: Magnolia virginiana var. Moonglow ...
Other common names include: Cattail, Broad-leaved Cattail, Soft Flag, and in the UK, Bulrush, Reed Mace, Great Reed Mace, Bredbladet Dunhammer (Dan), Laialehine Hundinui, Hundikurikas, Hunditubin, Purikas, Soetlv, Laos, Tainad, Soomk, ...
broadleaf cattail, broad-leaved cat-tail, broad-leaved cattail, bulrush, candlestick, cat o'nine tails, cat tail, cat-tail, cattail, common cat-tail, common cattail, Cooper's reed, Cossack asparagus, cumbungi, flags, great cattail, giant reed-mace, ...
Mace-like fruit persist into winter.
Sun, best in deep, moist, slightly acid soils. May take several years for root system to establish during which shoot growth is limited. Surface roots lift sidewalks.
1/2 inch rose petals in jar Sprinkle lightly with salt Sprinkle with 1/4 teaspoon each: ground mace, cinnamon, orris root, cloves, allspice 1/2 inch layer of dried mint leaves, lavender flowers, citrus blossoms, eucalyptus leaves, ...
Collection: When the fruit reaches maturity it splits in two to expose the mace-covered kernel. Mace and kernel are dried separately.
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#575 Typha latifolia
Common Names: cattail, reed-mace
Family: Typhaceae (cattail Family)
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1 to 1.5" spiny balls; change from green to brown
look like a mace weapon
become noticeable in the late summer and fall
persist in winter ...
They have 5-7 narrow lobes and appear either alternate or palmate and medium green and glossy, turning to striking apricot-oranges. Leaves are followed by mace-like fruit clusters. Plant in full sun for best fall colors.
It's most likely Tagetes lucida, which is also called sweet mace, winter tarragon and mint marigold. It has a stronger flavor, she says, and grows readily in the raised bed, going dormant in the winter, then coming back in spring.
The bulbils were arranged in a dense mace like arrangement near the top of the 5 foot unbranched inflorescence.
Index- plants in this Family
Typhaceae / Cattail Broadleaf Cattail (Typha latifolia)
Broadleaf Cattail is also known as Common Cattail, Cattail, Rushes, Cossack Asparagus, Flags and Reed Mace to name a few.. ...
In other areas, fruit is harvested twice a year. The fruit Is about 2" round with yellow skin, which splits in half, showing a red pulp (mace) surrounding a hard-shelled seed, the kernel of which is nutmeg.
The fruit is a leathery capsule containing numerous small seeds, each with an orange aril (an outgrowth from the seed similar to the red sheath (mace) around fresh nutmeg seeds) and an oil body, ...
 See also: Green, May, Medic, Orange, Clove
  
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