FLOWER TRIVIA, FASCINATING STORIES, SURPRISING FACTS, MYTHS AND LEGENDS CONCERNING FLOWERS. FLOWERS IN HISTORY AND IN MEDICINE, PERSONAL THOUGHTS, AND MORE (18 long pages). Many of these items are simply fun to read.
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The ancient Doctrine of Signatures teaches that certain herbs resemble certain parts of the body and can be used by herbalists to treat ailments of that body part. Examples include lungwort to treat pulmonary infections, and eyebright to treat eye infections. You will enocunter this term later. Wort comes from the old English wyrt and is properly pronounce wert although it is often pronounce wort.
Do not neglect to read the story on p. 18 that explains how certain flowers can provide power for our earth's power grids far into the future with no pollution.
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Note: The first item you read below was the LAST entry. The first entry is on page 18. This is the way this cool blog works. Something new is added often (the related dates will indicate this).
The items here may be copied. if you use them please share where these can be found so others can enjoy them. Please click on “like” under the items you particularly like. This will be helpful to us. Thank you.
The ancient Doctrine of Signatures teaches that certain herbs resemble certain parts of the body and can be used by herbalists to treat ailments of that body part. Examples include lungwort to treat pulmonary infections, and eyebright to treat eye infections. You will enocunter this term later. Wort comes from the old English wyrt and is properly pronounce wert although it is often pronounce wort.
Do not neglect to read the story on p. 18 that explains how certain flowers can provide power for our earth's power grids far into the future with no pollution.
If you like this flower trivia please “like."
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