Turmeric in flower
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Turmeric Flowers: Superfood Or Myth?

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Patchouli in bloom. The plant is good for your body and mind
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Patchouli, Good For Your Skin And Mind

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Sundew, the carnivorous plant, has medicinal qualities and makes milk sour
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Sundew, A Beneficial Carnivorous Flower With A Sour Twist

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Touch-me-not
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Shy, Sensitive But Potent: Meet The Bashful Touch Me Not

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Ylang-ylang-flower is used to make oils to enhance sensuality
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Ylang-Ylang Flowers For Sensuality

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Frangipani flowers have antibiotic qualities
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Frangipani Flower: Nature’s Fragrant Antibiotic?

Author: Florist Ephy Published Date: December 22, 2019 Leave a Comment on Frangipani Flower: Nature’s Fragrant Antibiotic?