10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EASTER-LEDGES»
Discover the use of
Easter-ledges in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Easter-ledges and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Thesaurus of Agricultural Organisms
... cactus (E) see Schlumbergera gaertneri Easter ledges (E) see Polygonum
bistorta Easter lichen (E) see Stereocaulon paschale Easter lily (E) see Lilium
longiflorum eastern American mole (E) see Scalopus aquaticus eastern
arborvitae (E) ...
Derwent Publications, 1990
2
Let's Get Natural with Herbs
... 52 East Indian Ginger, 202 East Indian Grape Vine, 213 East Indian Herb, 332
East Indian Palm, 5 1 East Indian Rhubarb, 369 East Indian Root, 198 Easter
Flower, 33 1 Easter Giant, 83 Easter Ledges, 83 Easter Mangiant, 83 Eastern
Larch, ...
3
The Complete Guide To Herbal Medicines
... 216-17 Earwax production, stimulating, mullein for, 370 Easter flower, 445-47
Easter ledges, 60-61 Easter mangiant, 60-61 Eastern white cedar, 539-40 Easter
rose, 269-70 East Indian root, 218-19 Echinacea, 189-91 Echinacea care liquid,
...
Charles W. Fetrow, Juan R. Avila, 2000
Bistort Polygonum bistorta (Polygonaceae) Perennial Snakeroot, Easter ledges
Extensive colonies of bistort are to be found in the north of England and in
Scotland, in areas where the plant was mainly used in Easter pudding recipes. It
bears ...
5
The Herbalist in the Kitchen
See goolab dok-oi, 336 dolma fistik, 322 dolmas, 429 Double Gloucester, 15 du'a
can, 341, 343 Dunlop, 118 Dutch salad, 93 Earl Grey tea, 376 Easter herb
pudding (or Easter ledges Pudding), 340, 343 Edam, 53, 330 Edelenzian, 174
eight ...
6
Herb Garden month by month
Mix with nettle tops, young dandelion and lady's mantle leaves, boil and strain to
make the traditional herb pudding known as Easter Ledges. Serve it as a
vegetable accompaniment to meat DILL (Anethum graveolens – Umbelliferae)
Finely ...
7
Compendium of Herbal Plants
A traditional pudding, knownas Easter ledges, is stillmade fromtheyoungleaves in
Cumbria and York shire and the plant has been known by this name. It remains
apopularherbal remedy, especially for diarrhoea andthroatandmouth infections.
8
Flora of the British Isles
P. bistorta L. Snake-root, Easter-ledges, 'Bistort.' An erect almost glabrous
perennial 25-50 cm. Rhizome very stout and contorted. Radical lvs 5-15 cm.,
broadly ovate, obtuse, truncate or subcordate at base, puberulent on nerves
beneath, ...
A.R. Clapham, E.F. Warburg, T.G. Tutin, 1965
9
Concise Encyclopedia Biology
Easter-ledges: see Polygonaceae. Eastern bluebird: see Turdinae. Eastern
hemlock: see Pinaceae. Eastern house mouse: see Muridae. Eastern meadow
mouse: see Arvicolinae. Ecballium: see Cucurbitaceae. Ecdemic: foreign; non-
native.
10
The Tract magazine; or, Christian miscellany. [Continued as] ...
... her to gather Easter ledges and nettles for the annual herb pudding, giving her
the best part of the hedge-side spoil, and taking all the stinging to himself? And
70 THE VILLAGE DANCING MASTEK.
