0 a plant with large roots and heart-shaped leaves that climbs up walls, or a drink whose flavour comes from the root of this plant
Its bar serves sarsaparilla and hot chocolate as well as alcoholic beverages, and is frequented by local musicians.
The leaves have a strong sarsaparilla odor when crushed.
Common shrubs and herbs are: saskatoon, red-osier dogwood, raspberry, wild rose, currants and bracted honeysuckle, wild sarsaparilla, hairy lungwort, asters, and peavine.
In the north-central section, acidic soils support sassafras and sarsaparilla, species that were once used in beverage making.
Along with commercially available sarsaparilla, sassafras remains an ingredient in use among hobby or microbrew enthusiasts.
He began to experiment with flavorings, beginning with sarsaparilla.
Herb and heath species include wintergreen, wild sarsaparilla, and wood sorrel.
Herbaceous plants in the understory include many fern species, and sarsaparilla.
