Assertion: chicory | /r/HasProperty | plant
Facets:
value: in the chicory family
type: LOCATION
value: with leaves
type: OTHER
value: all year round
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Chicory (Cichorium intybus) is a plant that is native to Europe but now exists all over the world.
text: It grows actively from early spring to late autumn and can be planted nearly all year round, so long as the soil does not dip below 9 degrees Celsius.
text: Chicory might be one of those plants that you’ve probably seen a thousand times but never knew what it was.
text: The chicory is a plant in the chicory family.
text: Chicory is a plant in the dandelion family that usually has bright blue flowers.
text: Chicory is a plant that grows best in rich, loamy, light, and loose soil.
text: Chicory is a plant native to Europe that has become popular around the world, especially in France, Japan, and parts of the United States.
text: Chicory is a plant with leaves that look a little like mustard greens or dandelion leaves and a root that resembles a carrot or a parsnip.
text: Chicory is a plant.
text: Chicory is a plant used in Mediterranean cooking.
text: Chicory is a plant that has flowers and is related to the dandelion plant.
text: Chicory is a plant.
text: Chicory and Jerusalem Artichoke have to be planted, tilled, fertilized and harvested every year.
text: Chicory is one of those plants that is widely used in Europe but undervalued in Australia.