Chicory Dickory Dock. The serrated orange spheres in this image are pollen grains, snug within the anther of a chicory flower. According to European folklore, chicory flowers can open locked doors or ...

Chicory flowers are bright blue, pink, or white. You may see them along roadsides in summers and in wilderness areas. The leaves of chicory look somewhat similar to those of a dandelion, ...

Chicory coffee is a drink made from roasted, gound, and brewed chicory root. It’s believed to have first been used during a coffee shortage in France in the 1800s, but it remains popular around ...

Chicory is the common blue wildflower of summer. It will only give up pride of place when the asters of fall begin to bloom. I consider chicory very attractive, even ...

The plant can grow up to 5 feet tall and it will cover itself with gorgeous blue flowers that are roughly the size of a half dollar coin. Chicory is a resilient species that can tolerate drought.

But what is chicory exactly, and why is it blended with coffee? If you’ve ever visited Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans for coffee, you might have noticed that the brew tastes a bit different.

Chicory (Cichorium intybus) and endive (Cichorium endivia) are closely related bitter leaves that I wouldn’t be without. Think of them as the olives of the salad world. Our sweetened palates make them ...

These flowers open in the morning and close later that same day. Common chicory, or wild chicory, is native to Africa, Asia ...