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Native Plants

GROWN AT HOME FOR BREAKFAST LUNCH OR DINNER

CHOOSE VARIETY IN BEAUTIFUL EDIBLES

AND MEDICINAL

Native Plants

Native Plants Diversity

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…………………………………. FLOWERS ARE GREAT FOR

SALADS

……………………………..Nasturtium Flowers

……………………………………Flowers And Buds

HAIR

…………………………………… Leaves Are A Natural

ANTIBIOTIC

……………………………………………Nasturtium Flowers

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BLOSSOMS Candy

nutritious, containing protein, carbohydrates, iron and vitamin A, as well as Beta Carotene, vitamin C and oil.

cancer, arsenic poisoning, as a diuretic, for urinary tract disorders, uterine bleeding, vaginal yeast infections and as an anti-bacterial agent

cordage to make footwear and baskets as well as medium strength rope.

………………………………………..Day Lilies

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iron, potassium, magnesium, calcium, beta-carotene, sodium, dietary fibre and vitamins A, B, C and E.

erectile dysfunctions and is said to decrease stress, so is given to women too to increase their libido

of liver disorders and diabetes

cough

diuretic -causing increased passing of urine.

laxative

anti microbial properties and is an antiscorbutic having the effect of preventing or curing scurvy. A strong dose of the oil will induce vomiting.

………………………………………. Rocket Eruca Sativa

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protect against cardiovascular disease, detoxify the body, strengthening the immune system, preventing certain cancers, slows the signs of aging, stimulates circulation, prevents diabetes, and improves digestion.

with iron, as well as many other beneficial minerals, but the iron content is specifically important for circulation

in red blood cell production

reduce chances of developing anemia.

………………………………………Cloudberry Rubus chamaemorus

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ITS FLOWER PETALS

anti-inflammatory and antibacterial abilities that help heal cuts and burn eat calendula, you'll gain some antioxidants

LEAVES

maintain vision and healthy skin

to salads, herbal butters and cheese spreads, or use the dried flowers to make tea. The leaves make good flavorings for soups and salads, according to Cornell University.

………………………………………Calendula, or pot marigold

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for Asthma Inhalation of the smoke of Ajwain acts as bronchodialator and makes the breathing pattern easier

Alcohol Addiction decoction

to increase the flavour and savoury of cooking recipes. Fibre (39 gram), and Protein (16 gram). Due to its medicinal value, people like to eat after meal

………………………………………Ammi Flowers-

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Fruits should first be frozen then cooked with jhhjhjhgtjij p9jdjr4wrrˆƒ†ƒ∆†∆ªe9jdfghnjmk,l.;/a23sd4f5ghujikolp;[']

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Crowberry is edible raw or cooked The berry also has a strong reputation in the north for preventing scurvy

The berries and stems have also been used for dying cloth and leather, sprigs have been used as brooms, and it can also be used as fuel ingredient for juice and wine

…………………………………….Crowberry Empetrum Nigrum

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YARROW, for healing and medicine to stop most bleeding in seconds! Even a serious head injury has been addressed with a quick firm compression of yarrow, and was resolved as a problem within 30 seconds! stopping bleeding, stopping pain, preventing infection Containing anti-inflammatory and antiseptic oils as well as astringent tannins, yarrow is very useful as a medicinal herb). When consumed hot, yarrow is a superb medication that helps in getting relief from fevers and contagions like colds, flu, coughs as well as sore throats. useful as a stimulant or tonic for the nervous system.

………………………………………………….Yarrow Flowers

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used in Spain to treat and prevent scurvy – a condition caused by malnutrition. They can be added to salad, frozen in ice cubes, folded into omelets, and added to cold summer soups. Be creative. How about a molded Jell-O or aspic salad with contrasting flowers nestled inside?

Alyssum Flowers-

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Echinacea is also used against many other infections including the flu, urinary tract infections, vaginal yeast infections, genital herpes, bloodstream infections (septicemia), gum disease, tonsillitis, streptococcus infections, syphilis, typhoid, malaria, and diphtheria.Other uses not related to infection include chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), rheumatism, migraines, acid indigestion, pain, dizziness, rattlesnake bites, and attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). ECHINACEA: Cone Flower

This plant is said to have strong antibiotic and immune stimulating properties. The Chinese believe that it is an excellent prevention medicine for severe immune disorders. It has been used for centuries to treat measles, mumps, arthritis, chicken pox, blood poisoning, scarlet fever, ulcers, colds, bladder infections and other infections. Make a decoction by boiling two teaspoons of dried root in a cup of water. Drink a cup twice a day. A perennial for zones 3-10.X

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NATIVE Plants Fireweed, famine food or gourmet delight?

it useful for asthma, coughs and intestinal spasms. fireweed useful for chronic diarrhea, recovering from food poisoning, prostate inflammation, sore mouth and swollen gums. It was also used for hemorrhages from the lungs, nose, bladder or uterus. Making Tea blankets

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