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"The Echinacea purpurea, known as
the Cone flower has a prickly centre. Echinacea originates
from the greek for hedgehog while Purpurea refers to its
purple coloured flowers which last for several weeks from
June attracting butterflies and bees. Currently an 'In'
medicine, as scientific studies have suggested that its
use improves the action of the body's immune system by as
much as 30%. Good for colds and flu". |
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Once you understand the meaning
behind the name, you will know where it came from, what its growth habit
is and who discovered it. Secrets that help you decide whether it is a
good plant for your garden.
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2002 Janette Merilion |
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Janette Merilion,
Lavender Cottage, Victoria Street, Billinghay, Lincolnshire, LN4
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UK Tel No: 01526 860270 Email: janette@merilion.com
International Tel No: (0044) 1526 860270 |
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