| Young leaves of common starwort are edible, raw or cooked as a potherb. |
| It is grown in some parts for use as a potherb, and an aromatic oil is also obtained from the seeds. |
| Chili plants and Cape gooseberries abounded, and many a potherb pleasant to behold and good in a curry. |
| Today the variety 'kitchen garden purslane'is still grown in Europe as a potherb. |
| Chickory is a member of the daisy family and is included in salads or cooked as a potherb. |
| This plant was formerly cultivated as a potherb, and is now commonly found on waste ground near villages. |
