some flowers, trees used for healing

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  Apple Blossoms: Used internally for sore throats and colds, as a diuretic.
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  Basswood Flowers: Used externally for baths for insomnia, anxiety, nervousness, irritable children. Use internally for teas as a nervine for insomnia, cramps, indigestion.
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  Calnedula: Used externally for ointments for sores and wounds; lotion for bee and wasp stings. Powdered flowers used to soothe skin rashes. Used internally as an infusion to induce perspiration, treat toothaches.
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  Chamomile: Used externally as an infusion/bath for irritable children. Used internally in tea form as a nervine to relive indigestion.
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  Red Clover: Used internally as an infusion for colds, asthma, and bronchitis.
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  Elder Flowers: Used externally as cosmetic water for skin, infusion for irritated skin; baths for anxious people. Used internally for tea to induce perspiration, for influenza, sore throats, colds.
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  Lavender: Used externally for pillows for restful sleep; compresses to relieve headaches or cold symptoms; calming or antiseptic baths. Used internally for tea as a nervine to soothe sore throats and colds; stimulate appetite, relieve flatulence.
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  Mullein: Used externally in oil to treat earaches, bruises, piles. Used internally as an infusion for respiratory problems.
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  Peony: Used externally as a skin wash.
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  Yarrow: Used externally in a tea for rashes, skin ulcers, piles, sores.
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  Apple: Used internally to treat nausea & flu symptoms; fruit as a digestive aid.
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  Bay: Used internally as a general tonic to dispel gas.
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  Beech: Used externally as an infusion to bathe skin irritations, burns, sores, swellings.
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  Birch: The oil is used externally as a topical treatment for rheumatism; poultice for wounds and skin irritations; tea as an antiseptic, scalp wash. Used internally as a diuretic tea.
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  Butternut: The bark is used externally to treat rheumatism, headache; leaves to treat sore muscles. Also the bark is used internally as a laxative and the tea is use as a general tonic.
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  Oak: A decoction is used externally to treat bleeding gums, piles, as a footbath; poultice for wounds. Used internally as a decoction of the bark to treat diarrhea.
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  Poplar: A compress is used externally for arthritic inflammations. A decoction is used internally for general weakness, diarrhea, urinary tract infections.
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  Slippery Elm: A poultice is used externally to treat boils and wounds. Used internally to ease intestinal irritations, sore throat, cold symptoms, nervousness.
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