Sesame in flower
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Sesame: An Edible Plant With Herbal Uses

Author: Florist Ephy Published Date: September 11, 2020 Leave a Comment on Sesame: An Edible Plant With Herbal Uses
Crocus saffron, botanically known as crocus sativa has spicy and remedial properties
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Beautiful, Spicy and Remedial: Meet The Saffron Crocus Flower

Author: Florist Ephy Published Date: September 6, 2020
Cowslip flowers and leaves are herbal and edible
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Cowslip: The Underused Herbal and Edible Flowering Plant

Author: Florist Ephy Published Date: August 30, 2020 Leave a Comment on Cowslip: The Underused Herbal and Edible Flowering Plant
Chenopodium ambrosioides, commonly known as Mexican tea
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Mexican Tea for Upset Stomach

Author: Florist Ephy Published Date: August 25, 2020 Leave a Comment on Mexican Tea for Upset Stomach
Virginia spring beauty, also known as eastern spring beauty, can be used for food, medicine and barometer purposes
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Virginia Spring Beauty: For Food, Medicine and Weather Purposes

Author: Florist Ephy Published Date: August 21, 2020 Leave a Comment on Virginia Spring Beauty: For Food, Medicine and Weather Purposes
Sacha inchi
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Sacha Inchi, The Climbing Superfood

Author: Florist Ephy Published Date: August 14, 2020 Leave a Comment on Sacha Inchi, The Climbing Superfood