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HSA Promising Plant Profile - Ferula communis
... , giant fennel provides a bold, fine-textured foliar contrast and a striking flower display for the rear of the border. Propagation is by seed." – Andrew Van Hevelingen, Promising Plants Presentation, 2005 * Ferula communis has been used medicinally in N. Africa, but is considered a vertebrate poison due to its coumarin content. Seed Source: Chiltern Seeds - England Printable version of profile** ...
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"Traditional Herbs for Winter Interest"
"Traditional Herbs for Winter Interest" I hope you have enjoyed your visit. Species observed (January 1999): photographed: Ferula communis (Giant Fennel) Filipendula hexapetula (Meadowsweet) Glaucium flavum (Sea Poppy) Helleborus foetidus (Stinking Hellebore) Lithospermum officinale (Gromwell) Pycnanthumum pilosum (Mountain Mint) Ruta chalepensis (Middle-Eastern Rue) Sisyrinchium striatum (Huilmo ...
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"Traditional Herbs for Winter Interest"
"Traditional Herbs for Winter Interest" New green Giant Fennel Ferula communis At this time of year we all want some assurance that the life cycle will be renewed. Nothing says Spring better than Giant Fennel's vibrant new shoots. Summertime visitors know F. communis as that behemoth in the back row. Those stalks have gone now, to wherever good plants go when they die. Perhaps its summer ...
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Photographs by Mark F. Watson
Photographs by Mark F. Watson Photographs by Mark F. Watson, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Ferula olivacea A beautiful endemic Umbellifer from the Hengduan Mountains, NW Yunnan. Gentiana High altitude annual gentians from Napa Hai, NW Yunnan. Incarvillea mairei Abundant on the hills around Zhongdian, NW Yunnan. Primula secundiflora Common in damp flushes in the mountains of NW Yunnan. ...
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Alpine Garden Society
... - F Choose from a topic/keyword below: Fabiana Fagonia Falkland Falklands Farrer Farrer Medal Fasciation Fascicularia Fatsia Fauna Fauria Fedia Feeria Felicia Fendlera Ferns Fertilizer Ferula Ferulago Festuca Ficus Fieldia Filipendula Finnis First Fitzroya Flea Flies Flora Fly Fontinalis Forstera Forsythia Fothergilla Fragaria Frames France Frangula Frankenia Frasera Fraxinus Fremontodendron ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Ammoniacum - Herb Profile and Information
... Dose, 1/2 to 1 fluid ounce. Dose of the powdered gum, 5 to 15 grains, B.P.C. Dose of the powdered gum, 10 to 30 grains, U.S.P. ---Other Species---African Ammoniacum or 'feshook,' from Ferula Communis is not a commercial article. The Mahommedans use if for incense; this variety grows well in the author's garden at Chalfont St. Peter. [Top] Common Name Index A MODERN HERBAL Home Page Bear in mind "A ...
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Botanical
... an order of several families of perennial, .flowerless plants Ttere are more than ten ... Ferocactus This group consists of about 35 cacti found across the southwest U.S. and northern Mexico. They are ... Ferula Ferula is also known as the Giant Fennel, though it shouldn't be confused with the culinary Fennel, ... Ficus There are a wide variety of Ficus plants. There are evergreen or leaf losing ...
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The Herb Society of America - Promising Plants
... lemon grass Datura metel, devil's trumpet Diplotaxis muralis, wild rocket Echinacea 'Matthew Saul' (Harvest Moon™) Echinacea purpurea 'Fragrant Angel' Eleutheroccocus senticosus, Siberian ginseng Ferula communis, giant fennel Gentiana lutea, yellow gentian Glycyrrhiza uralensis, Chinese licorice Hippophae rhamnoides, sea buckthorne Ilex vomitoria, yaupon Iris domestica, leopard lily Laurus nobilis ...
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Seabuckthorn in traditional Tibetan medicine
... "bleeding" type, use H. rham. L., sea snail shell powder, snake meat, and ammonia salt. For treatment of indigestion and reduced hepatic function, use H. rham. L., Punica granaturn, Ferula assafoetida, Zingiber officinale base, and ammonia salt. Gynecological ailments were divided into two types - blood and wind, and further subdivided into 38 different kinds: If the problem is caused by wind or ...
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Open Directory - Science: Biology: Flora and Fauna: Plantae: Magnoliophyta: Magnoliopsida: Apiaceae
... : Magnoliopsida: Apiaceae (31) Angelica (3) Apium (1) Astrantia (1) Bupleurum (1) Cicuta (1) Conium (1) Coriandrum (1) Crithmum (1) Daucus (1) Dorema (1) Eryngium (1) Ferula (2) Foeniculum (1) Heracleum (3) Hydrocotyle (4) Lilaeopsis (2) Pimpinella (2) Sanicula (1) Smyrnium (1) The Apiaceae - mostly temperate herbs almost always with... Umbellifer Internet Resource Centre - International network ...
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