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Revision as of 08:04, 18 May 2012

All these tips and more first appeared on this FB page

May 2012

Day Topic Tip Photo Photo caption More
17 Sorrel Dock leaves or sorrel leaves (Rumex) are a traditional remedy for nettle stings. Dock leaves are edible too. Rumex, small plant, gardener's variety.jpg A gardener's cultivar of sorrel Rumex

See also