ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD GERMANDER
From Medieval Latin germandrea, from Late Greek khamandrua, from Greek khamaidrus, from khamai on the ground + drus oak tree.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GERMANDER»
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germander in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Herbs
RANGE Naturalized in North America and Europe. Cultivated throughout the
temperate zone. GROWING CONDITIONS • Plant hardiness zones 5-9. . Soil pH
6.3. • Average, well-drained soil. . Full sun to partial shade. GERMANDER
Teucrium ...
Claire Kowalchik, William H. Hylton, 1998
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Abe’s Guide to Wall
Germander:
The author does not recommend nor endorse use of germander as a medicine.
This section is for informational uses only. If you want to use this as an herb or for
medical uses it is best to consult with a physician or health care provider before ...
3
The 5-minute Herb and Dietary Supplement Consult
Germander. Risks. ADVERSE REACTIONS • Hepatitis — Twenty-six cases of
hepatitis were reported in France after the use of Belgian weight-loss capsules or
teas containing T. chamaedrys (5). Seven of these cases were detailed in the ...
Adriane Fugh-Berman, 2003
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Pantologia: A New Cyclopaedia, Comprehending a Complete ...
I. T. flavum. Yellow-flowered shrubby germander. 2. T. scorodonia. or wood-sage.
3. T. canadcnse. 4. T . montanum. mander. 5. T. Pyrenaicum. Pyrenean
germander. 6. T. polium. Pole germander. 7. T. capitatum. {cond-headed
germander.
5
Meyler's Side Effects of Herbal Medicines
In the UK, the American germander (Teucrium canadense) has been widely used
to replace S. lateriflora in commercial skullcap materials and products. In one UK
case of skullcap-associated hepatotoxicity, the material was found to come ...
Germandree aquatique (Water Scordiori), Officinale, Petit chSne (Wall
Germander), Sauvage (Wood Germander). German names: (Water Germander)
Wasser Camendrio, (Wall Germander) Gamander, (Wood Germander) Wald
Camendrio.
Germander is represented in Texas by three species with several subspecies.
Germander has square stems and opposite leaves. All species form colonies.
Small coast germander (pictured) has lobed, cleft, or scalloped leaves. Stalked
white ...
Dorothy Baird Mattiza, 1993
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Taylor's 50 Best Herbs and Edible Flowers: Easy Plants for ...
Propagate germander from seeds or by layering or division in spring. Be patient
— it takes germander seeds about a month to germinate. Alternatively, you can
propagate from stem cuttings early in the growing season. When growing the
herb ...
Houghton Mifflin Company, Frances Tenenbaum, 1999
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Teucriumresupinatum, or resupine-flowered germander.—-Villose, leaves
lanceolate, deeply serrate; flowers solitary, sessile; corollas resupine. Roots
annual.-Nativeof Barhajry, near Mascar, in clayey fields. 12. Teucrium
ramosissimum, or ...
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William Turner: A New Herball: Parts II and III
It hath leaves like unto Germander, but greater and not so much indented about;
in smell something resembling Garleke, binding, and in taste bitter. It hath little
stalks, four-squared, whereupon grow flowers something reddish. The virtues of ...
William Turner, George T. L. Chapman, Frank McCombie, 1996
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GERMANDER»
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In Your Garden: Herbs in the Landscape
Artemesia 'Powis Castle' has finely cut, silver-gray foliage that is fragrant and it makes a fine background plant at 3 feet tall. Germander makes ... «The Willits News, Jul 15»
Featured garden: Mary Ray takes yard from dust to robust
There is one more plant that deserves to be mentioned: Gray creeping germander has beautiful, soft grayish-green foliage, even in winter. «The Coloradoan, Jul 15»
Long-distance travellers form a flickering bridge between worlds
... pink campion and the tiny blue sparkles of germander speedwell, the flowers of which almost seem to open before my eyes as the sun pulses ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Native Plants in the Garden
These plants are commonly known as Mexican bush sage, sundrops, germander sage, and the wide range of autumn sages, including the ... «Porterville Recorder, Jul 15»
Water-wise gardening: Managing your home landscape during a …
... reserved for your most drought-tolerant plantings, such as bush germander (Teucrium fruticans), cotoneaster, lavender cotton (Santolina spp.) ... «OregonLive.com, Jul 15»
Prince William County home sales
Germander Way, 2021-Jung H. Yim to Hailemariam Negash, $420,000. Horseshoe Lane, 15574-Christine P. Sandberg to Xing P. Yuan, ... «Washington Post, Jul 15»
Ashland Garden of the Month: Garden designed to provide color …
... with heather blooming first, then lobelia, then phlox, and finally germander and thyme. Dwarf daphne, lavender, and Santa Barbara daisy add ... «Ashland Daily Tidings, Jun 15»
Reclaim your garden: How to protect your plants from deer
Yet certain plantings in our garden--like santolina, germander, ceanothus, lavender and rosemary--always escape their enthusiastic nibbles. «OregonLive.com, Jun 15»
Kinds of blue that thrive into summer
Germander speedwell, aka Veronica chamaedrys, is at home over most of Britain, be it in woods, fields or alongside roads. Its blooms are a ... «Yorkshire Post, Jun 15»
Guildford Ramblings: Reigate Hill
Towards the bottom of the hill we spotted clusters of germander speedwell. There are nearly two dozen species of speedwell in the British Isles ... «The Guildford Dragon NEWS, Jun 15»
