Anise

chakra phool. The star-shaped spice originated in south China and posses licorice-like flavour and is called by the name of ‘chakra phool‘ in India. What… Read More »What Is Star Anise Called In India?

Origin and Distribution. Star Anise is indigenous to South Eastern China. Commercial production is limited to China and Vietnam. Which country produces the most star… Read More »Which Countries Produce Star Anise?

It won’t come back, but you can leave a few seed heads in place so that the plant can self-sow. Young anise likes a good… Read More »Does Anise Come Back Every Year?

Anise grows well in sun or shade but thins out in the shade. Anise appreciates rich soil and ample moisture but will easily survive harsher… Read More »Does Anise Need Full Sun?

Some herding breeds such as Border Collies, Australian Shepherds and Shelties will sometimes nip at a person’s feet or heels, mimicking the livestock herding behavior… Read More »What Dogs Nip At Heels?

It’s easy to grow anise and the feathery leaves are borne on slightly purple stems. The plant, which grows just under 2 feet (60 cm.)… Read More »Is Anise Easy To Grow?

Anise prefers being grown in an alkaline soil with a pH between 6.3 and 7.0. The plants require full sun and soil that is well… Read More »Where Can You Grow Anise?

It’s called anise (or aniseed), also known as “dog nip,” and when given in moderation, it can have a stimulating effect on dogs. Anise, mixed… Read More »Is Dog Nip A Thing?

Anise should be used in moderation in dogs. Only a small amount of aniseed is needed for effect because of the strong aroma. Too much… Read More »Can Dogs Have Anise Tea?