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• MF2610

  Calendula Historically, calendula blossoms were used to color broth, rice and other foods as a substitute for saffron, but is now primarily used as skin cream, oil or lotion. $0.30 Quantity:

• MF2620

  Narrow-Leaved/Pale Purple Coneflower Echinacea pallida has been approved by European physicians for use against fevers and colds. E. angustifolia is more in demand and has been more extensively used historically. $0.30 Quantity:

• MF2617

  Marsh Mallow Some believe marshmallows were originally made from the root of this plant, cooked with sugar and whipped until they were fluffy. Marsh mallow is a beautiful plant in the landscape. $0.30 Quantity:

• MF2615

  Joe Pye Weed This herb is named after a New England medicine man who used it to induce sweating in people with typhus fever. The flowers are very nice. $0.30 Quantity:

• MF2629

  St. John's Wort In Europe, St. Johns wort has been approved for use by physicians in treating anxiety, depression, inflammation of the skin, blunt injuries, wounds and burns. $0.30 Quantity:

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