in a place where on earth curry leaves are not available one should know what is this plant called so that it can be grown at home.If you own a picture of this plant or its leaf please narrate?
Answer:
In hindi, it is called "curry patta", or "meeti neem"...
The botanical entitle is "Murraya koenigii Spreng", but I dont know the vernacular english cross.
limre within hindi............................ know in english
"kari". That's where the word "curry" supposedly comes from!
I have hear also refered to as "Curry Mene" as far as growing it at home, I see no problem, it resembles a small bayleaf is darker green, have multiple leaves to the branch, and I have found it most larger center, surrounded by in the Oriental open market, being from Canada, I stir to Toronto were nearby is a large Asian community, and saw some basically last week in that, you also can find the dried, that might be you best bet, as far as growing them, you would have to find a Oriental store that stocks vegetable pip, they sell one for bok choy and other seed, so that might have them too.
Here is a picture of the kari-patta.
http://www.nandyala.org/mahanandi/archiv...
It is call
Murraya koenigii (botanical name)
Curry Leaf (english)
Kari patta (hindi)
Here is a picture and a place that u can buy it from !
http://www.logees.com/prodinfo.asp?numbe...
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Answer:
In hindi, it is called "curry patta", or "meeti neem"...
The botanical entitle is "Murraya koenigii Spreng", but I dont know the vernacular english cross.
limre within hindi............................ know in english
"kari". That's where the word "curry" supposedly comes from!
I have hear also refered to as "Curry Mene" as far as growing it at home, I see no problem, it resembles a small bayleaf is darker green, have multiple leaves to the branch, and I have found it most larger center, surrounded by in the Oriental open market, being from Canada, I stir to Toronto were nearby is a large Asian community, and saw some basically last week in that, you also can find the dried, that might be you best bet, as far as growing them, you would have to find a Oriental store that stocks vegetable pip, they sell one for bok choy and other seed, so that might have them too.
Here is a picture of the kari-patta.
http://www.nandyala.org/mahanandi/archiv...
It is call
Murraya koenigii (botanical name)
Curry Leaf (english)
Kari patta (hindi)
Here is a picture and a place that u can buy it from !
http://www.logees.com/prodinfo.asp?numbe...
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