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BOTANICALS Lovely liquorice

nown to botanists as , most of us know this popular plant as liquorice. Liquorice is famed for its aromatic root but can also be recognised by its pale purple flowers and prickly pods of pea-like fruit. It was championed by the ancient Egyptians, who drank liquorice tea for a

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