You’re A Daisy If You Do!
Daisy, belonging to the Aster Family, means "Day Eye" for the simple fact that when night falls softly over the world, so does a Daisy shut its eyes. Even on shady days, a Daisy is known not to even peek. In Latin, the Daisy’s name is Bellis Perennis, meaning "beautiful." The reason I’m including the Daisy in our Medical Plant List, is that it grows everywhere– Europe, Asia, North America, etc–and is very easy to find.
The Daisy, often thought of as a weed much like Dandelion, will grow absolutely anywhere: paths, lawns, wooded areas, meadows. Accused of being a stubborn weed or not, doesn’t change the fact that for decades, this plant has been well admired and used from folklore to remedies.
Daisies contain something called …..to read more click here..
(Note, I posted this article on another blog of mine.)
The Healing Properties of Black & Green Tea
I blogged over at my Blogger account about Black and Green tea , the health benefits and so on. The information might surprise you, so hop on over and check it out!
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The Healing Properties of Black & Green Tea
C.H. Scarlett
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