RE: RE: Capparis spinosa - Capparaceae (ENG/ITA)
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RE: Capparis spinosa - Capparaceae (ENG/ITA)

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In Italy and southern Europe it is very common, it also grows on dry stone walls or in the coves of medieval castles. The flower buds have been used in Mediterranean cuisine for centuries and are particularly good with fish dishes

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