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I thought of another one it might be. Could you mean Lovage?
I don't know of one called savage but there is savory. Could that be it?
What would this plant be used for and do you know what it might look like?
Can I grow a lovage plant in Central America, specifically Belize? I don’t know what conditions it needs. I tried growing it in Florida, with limited success.
While this plant is hardy in Zones 4-8, with some success in Zone 9, Belize can exhibit very hot, humid conditions and growing lovage here may present problems. That's not to say you cannot grow it though. I would say give it a shot. You never know. This article has information on growing it: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/herbs/lovage/growing-lovage.htm
I have a tall perennial that looks just like celery, though it does not spread but gets slowly bigger. Can it be used in tomato drinks as a straw? The stalks are larger, like real celery.
I think your referring to Lovage.
Here is a link about this perennial herb. It is edible and the stems would make a great stir stick in a Bloody Mary!
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/herbs/lovage/growing-lovage.htm
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