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Blossoming Wildflowers
There are no plants in blossom on January the 6th.
The earliest date currently listed is Mar 15, and the latest date is Nov 11
The earliest date currently listed is Mar 15, and the latest date is Nov 11
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Detail Pages - Facts and Lore: Bee Balm ~ Oswego Tea ~ Bergamont , Black-eyed Susan , Blue Vervain , Bluets ~ Quaker Ladies ~ Innocence , Boneset ~ Thoroughwort , Celandine , Coltsfoot , Common Dandelion , Common Elder , Dame's Violet ~ Dame's Rocket ~ Garden Rocket , Ground Ivy ~ Gill over the ground ~ Alehoof , Purple Coneflower ~ Echinacea , Queen Anne's Lace , Queen Anne's Lace VS. Water Hemlock , Red Clover , Water Hemlock ,
Detail Pages - Facts and Lore: Bee Balm ~ Oswego Tea ~ Bergamont , Black-eyed Susan , Blue Vervain , Bluets ~ Quaker Ladies ~ Innocence , Boneset ~ Thoroughwort , Celandine , Coltsfoot , Common Dandelion , Common Elder , Dame's Violet ~ Dame's Rocket ~ Garden Rocket , Ground Ivy ~ Gill over the ground ~ Alehoof , Purple Coneflower ~ Echinacea , Queen Anne's Lace , Queen Anne's Lace VS. Water Hemlock , Red Clover , Water Hemlock ,
Blue Vervain
Verbena hastata
Grieve says: "used unofficially as a tonic, emetic, expectorant, etc., for scrofula, gravel, and worms." Foster and Duke say: "Uses: American Indians used leaf tea as a 'female tonic'; also for colds, coughs, fevers, bowel complaints, dysentery, stomach cramps, emetic in large doses ... Used similarly by 19th-century physicians." Hutchens lists "Common Names: Wild Hyssop, Simplers Joy, Indian Hyssop." ... "Bodily Influence: Diaphoretic, Expectorant, Emetic, Antiperiodic, Nervine, Tonic, Sudorific, Antispasmodic." ... "It is also an antidote to Poke (Phytolacca decandra)." Beyerl says: "has been used to bless, to protect, and to purify."Wireless devices:
The Wildflower list can be searched from the list serve data available at www.mittineague.com/wildflowers.wml
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