The wild form of celery is known as "smallage".

The name "Marchwood" is most probably from the Old English "merecewudu" meaning "smallage wood" ("smallage" is a term for wild celery).

Often confused with wild celery, or smallage (which is a different plant), lovage was made into a cure-all cordial during the Middle Ages, sipped as a remedy for everything from indigestion to lovesickness.

Angelica levisticum, Apio de Monte, Hipposelinum levisticum, Lavose, Levistici Radix, Levístico, Levisticum officinale, Ligusticum levisticum, Livèche, Love Parsley, Maggi Plant, Sea Parsley, Smallage, Smellage, Szechuan Lovage.