Articles, tagged with "perennial herb", page 1
25th July 2011
Pollution and excess intake of junk, oily, spicy foods result in the accumulation of Aam-Tatva or toxins in the human body. These toxins affect the body’s immunity, digestion, circulation etc. These toxins are the root of cause of many diseases particul...
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Author:
Herbal2012
03rd May 2011
Ajwain Oil is grown in various parts of Asian continent. Ajwain Oil is obtained from the fruits of Carum Copticum. It is cultivated in black soil particularly along the riverbank throughout India and also Iran, Egypt and Afghanistan. The oil is a small, e...
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Author:
Abhinav Solanki
28th January 2011
Aloe, as an evergreen perennial herb wins many people's favorite. Many flower lovers reflected that aloe leaves often become yellow in the process of growing. It often starts from the bottom to top, which has influenced the ornamental value. Like cactus p...
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Author:
Codeblue
05th January 2011
One of the longest used herbal remedies, Licorice Root has been useful time and time again to help to alleviate coughing and ease an upset stomach. Chinese believe Licorice Root can help to extend your lifespan, although this is not proven. In addition to...
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Author:
adameric
12th November 2010
Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris) is in the daisy loved ones of vital oils. We get the oil from steam distillation of the leaves and the oil is created in Canada, France, Morocco, Germany, Hungary, India, China and Japan. It is believed that this plant origina...
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Author:
Cory Bennett
22nd October 2010
Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris) is in the daisy household of vital oils. We get the oil from steam distillation of the leaves and the oil is made in Canada, France, Morocco, Germany, Hungary, India, China and Japan. It is believed that this plant originated ...
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Author:
Emmett Talley
19th May 2010
Ginseng is perennial herb that has been used to treat some medical problems all over the world especially in Asia and North America. Because of its health benefits, there are many commercial products in the market today that contain ginseng. This includes...
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Author:
Rhett Downs
08th February 2010
Organic Agrimony Herb, which is known by the Latin botanical name of Agrimonia eupatoria and the common names of Stickwort, Church Steeples and Cocklebur, is a perennial herb that is a member of the Rose family of plants. That is where the similarity en...
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Author:
Anne Harvester
25th January 2010
One of the best features of growing perennial herbs outdoors is that it's really easy to do. They're naturally pest resistant, can tolerate a range of conditions, and don't need a lot of close attention. It almost feels like cheating! (But don't worry, al...
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Author:
Arthur McLay
06th October 2009
The pleurisy plant is a perennial herb that has several stems. It can be found growing three feet high, with branches at the top. The leaves are dark green on the upper surface and pale green on the underside. The flowers are richly colored orange and ...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
23rd June 2009
Oregano is a perennial herb that is used as an antioxidant. It has healing properties due to high content of phenolic acids and flavonoids. It is often used as a food or health preservative, this essential oil enhances the immunity of the body against inf...
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Author:
Robert Henry
17th June 2009
Boneset was used by Native Americans for a valuable remedy against colds, flu, and fevers. Other common names that boneset is identified by include: thoroughwort, vegetable antimony, feverwort, agueweed, Indian sage, sweating plant, eupatorium, crosswor...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
07th April 2009
Alfalfa as herbs for arthritis contains an amino acid that can cause symptoms that are similar to systemic lupus. Systemic lupus is an autoimmune disease that can also cause joint pain. There have been some scientific studies that show that these symptoms...
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Author:
John Adison
11th July 2008
St. John's Wort is a plant with yellow flowers that researchers continue to look at for its health and well-being benefits. A perennial herb, it is from Europe and found its way to America with settlers. It is commonplace in meadows and fields. The first ...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
20th May 2008
MINT
INTRODUCTION:
Mint is a perennial herb that is propagated by root division or rooting cuttings in water. The plant is invasive and should be grown in pots or in lengths of plastic pipe buried in the ground. It enjoys a damp location, shaded from ...
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Author:
iliyaspatel