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Herb: Yarrow (Achillea Millefolium)

Background: Traditionally used as an antiseptic. Its leaves were put on cuts to assist quick healing.

Garden herb type: Hardy Perennial.

Growing this garden herb: Yarrow can be grown by seed.

Soil condition and garden position: Any soil in any position. Yarrow can easily be transplanted.

Appearance: Bushy clumps which grow to 60cm high. Yarrow has dark green feathery leaves and has a nice smell when bruised. It has clusters of white flowers and the leaves have a slightly bitter taste but are nice chopped in cheese dishes.

Uses: Yarrow can help neighbouring plants to resist disease. An infusion of Yarrow flowers is good for skin cleansing and added to baths it can act as a relaxant. Yarrow can be used as a diuretic and is good for cramp.

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