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| − | [[Image:Lavender.jpg|thumb|300px]]'''Lavender''' is a common herb from the mint family. It is a short, bushy [[plant]] with light green stems and elongated purple blossoms. Lavender is widely used as a fragrance, but also has many healing properties such as: promoting healing, reducing swelling, easing headache pain, and soothing insect bites and stings. | + | [[Image:Lavender.jpg|thumb|300px]]'''Lavender''' is a common herb from the mint family. It is a short, bushy [[plant]] with light green stems and elongated purple blossoms. Lavender is widely used as a fragrance, but also has many healing properties such as: promoting healing, reducing swelling, easing headache pain, and soothing insect bites and stings. It's early use as a medicinal drug for the gout, has been discredited in modern times. |
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Revision as of 14:48, December 5, 2007
Lavender is a common herb from the mint family. It is a short, bushy plant with light green stems and elongated purple blossoms. Lavender is widely used as a fragrance, but also has many healing properties such as: promoting healing, reducing swelling, easing headache pain, and soothing insect bites and stings. It's early use as a medicinal drug for the gout, has been discredited in modern times.