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bellis perennis

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Bellis

A minor homeopathic remedy used for trauma, aches, chills, lymph node swelling, and pregnancy-related uterine pain.
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"Scientists are now looking at the common daisy to combat the HIV virus and Mexican yams are being investigated as a real alternative to HRT.
A guide to spotting some of the most troublesome lawn weeds [bar] Yarrow (Achillea millefolium), a member of the daisy family resembling a tiny Christmas tree does not respond to close mowing and sets seed in autumn [bar] Common daisy (Bellis perennis), spreads rapidly, flowering from March to October, and is unaffected by close mowing [bar] White Clover (Trifolium repens) is arguably not a weed because once lawns were made entirely of clover which adds nitrogen to the soil [bar] Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) has a long tap root, the smallest piece generating new growth.
If the situation is not too fearsome, you may be able to get away with low-growing, sturdy bedding plants such as busy lizzies and bellis, cultivated forms of the common daisy.
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