Street sign reading 'CAMPION PLACE SE 28' in front of a brick wall with greenery and bushes.

Campion

There are 12 instances of this herb on London's street signs including five Campion Closes, Campion Gardens, Campion Place, three Campion Roads, Campion Terrace and Campion Way.

A bunch of fresh green herbs, possibly tarragon, on a white background.

Campion

Campion's young leaves and shoots are eaten raw in salads or cooked like spinach, while the flowers can be used for decoration or to make wine. Common culinary uses include adding them to soups, stews, risottos, frittatas and omelettes.

Assorted colorful spices and herbs in spoons and bowls on a dark surface.

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