johntimaeus, to gardening
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Lesson learned:

I've not found resources about growing sassafras leaf for gumbo file or tea. I harvested a few pounds in the spring, then decided to hold off and see if the flavor changed through the season.

Later in the season is more vegetative and bitter. As fall sets in the leaves look like crap and have fungus & worms. Of 20 branches I cut today, I only put one up for drying. The rest are compost fodder.

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johntimaeus,
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Rules for sassafras:

Pollard two nodes above the lowest bud in spring.

Don't kill suckers by mowing to close.

Top new branch apexes at the first hot snap.

Harvest leaves as they mature. Take whole branches where possible.

Mulch deeply. Water 2cm weekly.

The best leaves are on new growth, and can be left to mature if they look good.

The best drying method is hanging, still attached to the branch.

Do not crush leaves until ready to use.

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