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Today's Herb: Common Calamint
May 2, 2012

Description: perennial herb with creeping roots that grows like a bush up to 2 feet tall. Stems are square shaped and bearing gray oval toothy leaves that have a minty scent. Use: Leaves are used and can be gathered at any time and are best dried in a slow warm heat. Medieval physicians ...

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Posted: Wednesday May 2, 2012, 3:02 am
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