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Lay two plants next to each other — uses, risks, and whether either has a grow guide.

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Water hemlock

Cicuta maculata

The wetland umbel that looks like parsley and kills like a seizure — a teaching plate so fennel, dill, and watercress have a named opposite.

Flavor

Do not taste. A parsley-carrot smell is the trap.

Symptoms

pain

In favor

Teaches the deadly umbel

Against

Fatal at a taste

Grow lab

No — habitat / law only

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Parsley

Petroselinum crispum

The garnish that is actually a mineral-green — a kitchen herb with a traditional kidney-and-breath record.

Flavor

Green, mineral, a little peppery — curly is milder, flat-leaf is louder.

Symptoms

indigestion, water retention, bad breath

In favor

Always in the kitchen

Against

Seed and oil are not food doses

Grow lab

Yes

Days to harvest

70–90 days from sow to a useful bunch

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