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Lawn and Garden » Ornamentals

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  • MF2629
    MF2629
    St. John's Wort

    In Europe, St. Johns wort has been approved for use by physicians in treating anxiety, depression, inflammation of the skin, blunt injuries, wounds and burns.

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  • MF2611
    MF2611
    Evening Primrose

    Evening primrose opens its flowers only in evening. Oil from seed is the most common medicinal product. Good source of gamma-linolenic acid; potential to reduce seizure threshold.

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  • MF2614
    MF2614
    Feverfew

    Recently laboratory research and clinical trials have shown the usefulness of this plant as a preventative treatment for migraine headaches. Fresh leaves may cause dermatitis.

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  • MF2608
    MF2608
    Borage

    Bees enjoy the prolific flowers of this green and prickly plant. The fresh leaves may cause contact dermatitis. Borage leaves contain potentially liver-toxic alkaloids.

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  • MF2618
    MF2618
    Milk Thistle

    Milk thistle is quite attractive in the flower garden and the blooms attract butterflies. Approved in Europe for treatment of upset stomach and liver and gallbladder ailments.

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