Gena, very nice macro shot last year I visited Amazon Forest, in Brazil, and a gardener said to me that all flowers have the power to cure... nice day congrats http://graceolsson.com/blog/2010/05/umeshi-an-indian-boy-in-sweden/
Thanks for the image and the link, I followed a few and one said "...Is also employed in hysterical complaints" ... perhaps we should start dosing some loud politicians with it ... :)
... ps the word I have to type to prove I'm human is "prego" ... I love pregos ...
Wonderful shot and an interesting and very pretty flower. Thank you for the link. I shall enjoy reading more about this medicinal flower. I also enjoyed your quotes. Thanks for sharing with Today's Flowers and have a great week.
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Yes, but can you smoke it?
Very cool shot..:-)
@ Sean - don't know - never tried it!?!?! hehe!
Have a great week ahead!
Hope life is good...
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BLOGitsePHOTOS
super cool shot.
very interesting, nice photo too
Exceptional view of the flower and great to have the added feature of the use of it for medicinal purpose also.
Mine's "Amaryllis by Morning". Do stop by to view if you get a chance.
Gena, very nice macro shot
last year I visited Amazon Forest, in Brazil, and a gardener said to me that all flowers have the power to cure...
nice day
congrats
http://graceolsson.com/blog/2010/05/umeshi-an-indian-boy-in-sweden/
Thanks for the image and the link, I followed a few and one said "...Is also employed in hysterical complaints" ... perhaps we should start dosing some loud politicians with it ... :)
... ps the word I have to type to prove I'm human is "prego" ... I love pregos ...
I love the details I can see in this as well the overall effect of this photograph.
Wonderful shot and an interesting and very pretty flower. Thank you for the link. I shall enjoy reading more about this medicinal flower. I also enjoyed your quotes. Thanks for sharing with Today's Flowers and have a great week.
Nice shot! Well captured - and yes, indeed, Feverfew is classed as medicinal!
Great shot and I like the quote too!
Nice closeups of this herb, Gena!
lovely!
It's so beautiful close up like that.
They're very pretty! Do you eat the petals for the medicine?
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