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Herb Cautions
... contribute to its spread. Any broken-off piece of its substantial root system has the capacity to regenerate a brand new plant. It' ... out carefully. When missed pieces of root begin to sprout, go after them immediately. You must get all root pieces out, and under no ... are safe to grow--just don't eat them in any form. Licorice root has been shown to cause edema, a drop in blood potassium levels ...
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Phytochemicals - Vitamins of the Future?, HYG-5050-98
... describing properties, specifically chemicals, contained in fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, seeds, licorice root, soy, and green tea. Chemical compounds found in these foods are ... , rosemary, thyme, oregano, sage, basil, tumeric, caraway, fennel) Gingerols Flavonoids Monoterpenes (limonene) Licorice root Green tea Polyphenols Glycyrrhizin Catechins There are also hundreds more phytochemicals ...
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Gardening Tips - COMPOST - The Helpful Gardener
... next rain washes whatever didn’t make it into a plant right out of the root zone and into the water table. Bad for our garden (no more food), bad for ... to throw into my compost; good stuff!). I can’t say I’ve tried the licorice root yet, but I hear good things. There are rubber mulches and stone mulches, but these ...
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NCS - PLANTING AND EARLY CARE
... , particularly for cultivars producing large reflexing blooms. It is common practice in Great Britain to root many of the large exhibition types, such as Duke of Kent, during December or January ... are buckwheat hulls, ground corn cobs, pine needles, straw, and peanut, rice, cottonseed, cocoa hulls, licorice root and hardwood mulch. A good mulch serves many useful purposes; it not only will help ...
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Kathie's Herb Page
... an herbal aroma that is enjoyed by men and women both! So why not share!! Licorice root can be used instead of anise seeds. I also recommend using anise hyssop in addition ...
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Paghat's Garden: Trametes versicolor
... is also used in medicinal teas & general tonic, with a faint sweetness, best mixed with licorice root or gensing or sassafrass bark to serve as a mild decongestant or merely as a ...
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Index of Common Names: H - Plants For A Future database report
... Lian Huang Ping Huang Qi Huauzontle Hudson Bay Currant Hui Hui Suan Huigen Hulten's Licorice Root Humboldt Mulesears Hungarian Hawthorn Hungarian Lilac Hungarian Oak Hungarian Oat Huon Pine Hyacinth Hyacinth Bean ...
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Index of Common Names: L - Plants For A Future database report
... Lawyer Butterfly Mariposa Lily Cabbage Lettuce California Laurel Canada Lettuce Canadian Licorice Root Caspian Locust Catalina Mountain Lilac Cedar Of Lebanon Chalk Lettuce Cherry ... Licorice Root Portugal Laurel Prairie Trout Lily Prickly Lettuce Purple Loosestrife Pygmy Water Lily Qin Ling Huang Qi Red Larkspur Red Leg Resurrection Lily Round-Headed Leek Roundhead Lespedeza Roundleaf Leather Root ...
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Database Entry: Licorice - Glycyrrhiza glabra, Licorice - Glycyrrhiza glabra, Licorice - Glycyrrhiza glabra
... changes the voice. Studies show licorice root stimulates the production of interferon. Warning: Do not use if you have high blood pressure." 6. "The root contains glycrrhizin, 50 times sweeter ... to protect, maintain health, and heal injuries, there is no herb better than licorice root." ETHNOBOTANY: WORLDWIDE USES China Alterative, Anodyne, Antidote, Boil, Burn, Cancer(Esophagus), Cancer(Uterus), ...
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Licorice Scented Herbs
... Licorice Scented Herbs Licorice Lovelies True licorice, Glycyrrhiza glabra, isn't grown in Austin, Texas gardens, but try these substitutes... Licorice Verbena Lippia carterae Family Verbenaceae Licorice verbena is a shrubby tender ... well draining soil. It is fairly drought tolerant. It may be propagated by seeds, root divisions, or cuttings. The plant will die back during cold weather, but springs ...
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