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Murdock or Cocklebur

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  • Diesel
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    WOW!!! Plantain does have a TON of uses, def start it's own thread on it OW

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  • Oscar Wilde
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    Lotta folks enjoy spending their leisurely time on meticulously manicured lawns .... the yards look nice but ya can't do a damn thing with it. I have all kinds of stuff growing in my "yard" and haven't a clue as to what most of it is but I do know what Plantain is http://www.altnature.com/gallery/plantain.htm if you happen to get bit by a spider such as the Brown Recluse or Black Widow, pull a leaf or two, chew it into a mulch and apply it to the bite, apply dressing to hold the mulch in place .... you're as good as new. Plantain can also be eaten like a salad or just a few plain ole leaves while your doctoring yourself up.

    ETA .... as with any plant make sure to identify with absolute certainty. And if you have a dog running loose in the yard ya might oughta consider rinsing the leaves before ya begin chompin on them.

    O.W.
    Last edited by Oscar Wilde; 04-27-2011, 12:01 AM.

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  • Oscar Wilde
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    Here is a little tid bit on mayapples http://www.altnature.com/gallery/mandrake.htm

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  • cbprice797
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    Sweet I like this.

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  • Colohunter
    started a topic Murdock or Cocklebur

    Murdock or Cocklebur

    If you find a cockelbur plant and remove the leaves then smash them and rub the liquid on your rash, poisin ivy or oak it will relieve the itchy sensation.
    Last edited by Colohunter; 04-26-2011, 06:56 PM. Reason: spelling
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