10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SELFHEAL»
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selfheal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
selfheal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Wisdom of the Plant Devas: Herbal Medicine for a New Earth
A slightlybittermember ofthesquarestemmed Lamiaceae family of mints, selfheal
doesn't havethe aromaticqualitiesusually associatedwith this family. Its little
purple flowers have a hooded upper lip and a fringed lower lip, and they are
arranged ...
The Selfheal has had a very wide repute for its goodqualities. It belongs to the
family of plants known as Labiates,which includes mint, sage, thyme, and
otheraromatic plants;these flowers mostlyhavea curious lip,andgrow in aspike.
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Field Guide to Wild Flowers of Britain and Europe
I'rinu'lhi vui^iiii> Distinguishing features: Common Selfheal can reach a height of
10-25cm. It has red-violet flower heads at the tip of the stem ©. The individual
flowers have distinct upper and lower lips © and are surrounded hy brownish ...
4
A Tradition of Soup: Flavors from China's Pearl River Delta
See also Kelp about, 90 Seaweeds, Rehmannia, and Pork Sparerib Soup, 144-
45 Selfheal about, 104 Sea Cucumber, Dried Scallop, and Selfheal Soup, 285
Selfheal, Mulberry Leaf, and Chrysanthemum Tea, 270 Serving bowls, 50-51 ...
Selfheal/Healall. The cup bottoms up and fire soaks the softness along her arm.
Colonists brewed a bracing tea and its influence on cats is a strange side effect,
like scars in little squares on the inner arm and gauze scattered along the lawn.
SELFHEAL. Several Herbal Simples go by the name of Selfheal among our wild
hedge plants, more especially the Sanicle, the common Prunella, and the Bugle.
The first of these is an umbelliferous herbk growing frequently in woods, having ...
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THE LADY'S MAGAZINE OR ENTERTAINING COMPANION FOR THE FAIR SEX
Downy St. John's-wort Virginian St. John's-wort St. Peter'3-wcrt, Hypericum Marsh
St. Peter's-Wort Trailing St. Peter's-wort Samphire, (Golden) Imila Golden
Samphire San:cle, Sanicula Sunicleor Selfheal Saoiclr, (American) Heuchera ...
Selfheal (Prunella vulgaris) (y feddyges las) Selfheal grows in grassy areas, up to
18cm high, and is as its name suggests is thought to be a great healer. The
leaves can be added to salads although they are a little bitter. A drink made from
an ...
9
Wildflowers of the Eastern United States: An Introduction to ...
Unlike most mints, selfheal hasno aroma. Other names: healall,allheal, bluecurls,
bluelucy,brownwort, carpenter weed. Only four Prunella species exist worldwide.
Cutleaved selfheal (P. laciniata), a whiteflowered, much hairier herb, ...
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Flowers of Point Reyes National Seashore
Selfheal Selfheal (Prunella vulgaris atropurpurea) Mint Family Selfheal grows on
grassy hillslopes, mostly those facing the sea. It may grow fifteen inches high, but
more commonly is much less when it is a part of the windswept turf of the ...
Roxana Stinchfield Ferris, 1970
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SELFHEAL»
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selfheal is used in the context of the following news items.
The medicinal benefits of selfheal
Selfheal (Prunella vulgaris) is a native British plant, found among short grass on waste ground, grassland and open spaces in woodland, where it raises its ... «The Pharmaceutical Journal, Aug 14»
Prunella vulgaris a hardy native ground cover
Known as selfheal because it has been used for centuries as an antiseptic and antibacterial medicine by native tribes such as the Quinault and Quileute, ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Jun 12»
