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... a copy of "The Marsh - Nature's Water Purifier" from the July/August 2006 issue of the Wild Ones Journal go to Nature's Water Purifier . To download a Word file of a Letter ...
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... 't want it around. From July/August 2006 Wild Ones Journal. The Marsh: Nature's Water Purifier Journal article. (263 KB PDF File) Often overlooked, marshes are an important part of the ... an urban streetscape as part of a most interesting and creative way to manage storm water run-off. Ecoregions Brochure (245 KB PDF File) The Nature Conservancy's ecoregion map is ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Agrimony (Hemp) - Herb Profile and Information
... homoeopathic tincture is prepared, given in frequent small well-diluted doses with water, for influenza, or for a similar feverish chill, and a tea made with boiling water poured on the dry leaves will give prompt relief if taken hot ... for jaundice with swollen feet, and given as an alternative or purifier of the blood in the spring and against scurvy. The leaves ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Avens - Herb Profile and Information
... , gum and resin. It imparts its qualities to water and alcohol, which it tinges red. Distilled with water, it yields 0.04 per cent. of thick, ... . of the powdered root or herb to 1 pint of boiling water, strained and taken cold. The infusion is the most grateful, but ... the face. Taken as decoction in the spring, Avens acts as a purifier and removes obstructions of the liver. The powdered root has been ...
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The Cultivated Elm
... of water from their leaves. In fact, the cooling effect of one urban elm tree is equivalent to five air conditioning units. And like all trees, elms are a natural air purifier ...
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Questions On Spider Plants
... water on my spider plants, would boiling the water be just as safe as distilled water? (e-mail reference) A: Do not use cooled boiled water ... up for a plant care challenge by growing the plants in water. A water culture is less forgiving of mistakes. Q: Last June, I ... of misunderstanding. The spider plant was used by NASA as an "air purifier" for tight enclosures. The test was to see if it would ...
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Simple pleasures: discover the versatility of purple coneflower - uses of Echinacea purpurea Flower & Garden Magazine - Find Articles
... wounds from insects and snakes to sore gums and colds. During sweat lodge ceremonies, the water used to pour over the burning embers often included soaked Echinacea roots. The resulting steam ... bottled and patented by Dr. H.C.F. Meyer and promoted as Meyer's Blood Purifier. However, the growing field of medical research did not take Dr. Meyer's patented cure ...
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Plants For A Future - Useful Weeds
... internal and external bleeding, diarrhoea etc. The seed, when placed in water, attracts mosquitoes. It has a gummy substance that binds the ... sprouted and added to salads. The seed should be soaked in water overnight and thoroughly rinsed before being used in order to ... leaves has traditionally been used as a cleansing tonic and blood purifier so the plant is often used in the treatment of hay fever ...
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Aerva leucura
... ) and Vernonia glabra which also flowers till late autumn. Aerva leucura requires full sun and water during the summer when it is actively growing. It will do best in a well ... " that roots of Aerva leucura were used medicinally for treating piles and as a blood purifier. Bibliography Leistner, O (editor), 2000, Seed plants of Southern Africa Rood, B. 1994. Uit die ...
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Open Directory - Business: Agriculture and Forestry: Equipment and Supplies
... . We have substantial experience in nozzle designs and nozzles appliactions with varies industries. Ok-Water - Water filter and ozone purifier equipment. Peden Power - Distributor and manufacturer of products for use in the hire ...
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