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Persistent, herbaceous member of the solanum family, all parts of the plant are highly poisonous. This decorative wild and medicinal plant, up to 1.5 m high, with its black cherry-shaped berries, does well in shadier locations. Propagate from April on.

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Woodland Gamander - Teucrium scorodonia

Perennial and herbaceous labiate which prefers moist and bright locations without direct sunlight. Can easily be naturalized next to shrubs. Flowers and leaves smell fresh and aromatic. Frequented by insects. Can be grown in a pot.

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Verbascum Densiflorum

Stately, biennial plant with large, lemon-yellow single flowers. Traditionally used as a medicinal plant and for dyeing. The plant, which can be up to 2 m high, sets seed easily and thus quickly establishes itself in suitable locations.

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Bittersweet Nightshade - Solanum dulcamara

Important perennial medicinal plant, will grow to approx. 80 cm in height. Flowers from 2nd year onwards. Loves full sun. Owing to fungal infection risk (fusarium), maintain long term crop rotation. Cultivation and transplanting in small clumps is recommended.

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Edelweiss - Leontopodium alpinum

Also known as the Queen of Alpine Flowers, the 15-25 cm high perennial with its brilliant white flowers thrives in alpine locations. Also does well in rock gardens with permeable, chalky soil.

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Mountain Yarrow - Achillea millefolium collina

Subspecies of yarrow, which originally occurs in dry locations in southern Europe and is mainly a pharmaceutical plant. Pre-cultivate individual plants or small clumps. Spreads via runners.

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Red Chickweed - Anagallis arvensis

This dainty wild plant is used in homeopathy. Red flowers which close when thunderstorms approach.

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Angelica - Angelica archangelica

Medicinal plant that is ideal as a specimen perennial. The two-year-old plant grows to the height of a person and smells pleasantly aromatic. Great for bees and other insects. Due to slow germination patience is required. Direct sowing in summer works best.

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Greater Burdock - Arctium lappa

Biennial, about 1.5 m high, with many uses. During the first year the roots can be used as a vegetable. The seeds and root extracts have medical uses. Can grow very tall and wide with a good supply of nutrients.

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Field Marigold - Calendula arvensis

Wild form with small golden yellow flowers. Flowers tirelessly. Almost extinct in Switzerland. Best sown directly.

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Greater Celandine - Chelidonium majus

Yellow flowering ruderal plant, whose milky sap is also used in the treatment of warts. Prefers nutrient-rich soil, sun or semi-shade.

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St. Benedict's Thistle - Cnicus benedictus

Annual plant from the Mediterranean that grows up to 60 cm high. The medicinal plant, which is rich in bitter substances, can support digestion and strengthen nerves. Sow directly in spring, do not transplant. Cultivation in Quickpots without pricking out is possible.

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Black Henbane - Hyoscyamus niger

Solanaceous plant about 60 cm high, producing dainty, funnel-shaped flowers and attractive seed heads with small capsules in autumn. Since ancient times it has been used as a medicinal and poisonous plant and also as a 'witch plant' because of its intoxicating effect.

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Motherwort - Leonurus cardiaca

Up to 1.2 m tall member of the labiate family which can be used in naturopathy for heart problems. Goes well as a herb with quark or cream cheese. Excellent and long-flowering bee pasture. Does not like waterlogged soils.

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Cotton Thistle - Onopordum acanthium

Biennial Mediterranean composite plant which can reach heights of up to 3 m. The flower base and stems are edible. Roots and leaves are used as a tea in naturopathy. Good insect pasture, seeds rich in oil which serve as food for birds. Pre-sow or sow directly.

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Milk Thistle - Silybum marianum

This biennial purple thistle with a very attractive leaf rosette grows 1 to 1.5 m high. The colorful petals can be used to add color to salads. Milk thistle seeds are used in naturopathy for numerous liver problems.

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Dwarf Nettle - Urtica urens

Annual medicinal plant with a variety of uses, also like spinach in the kitchen. More piquant than its big sibling. Provides nutrient-rich material for mulching.

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Sweet Wormwood - Artemisia annua

The annual less well-known medicinal plant grows up to 2.5 m high and exudes a wonderfully aromatic scent. Tea made from the fine leaves supports the immune system. Modern medicine uses the artemisinin compound in the treatment of malaria.

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Echinacea angustifolia

This perennial herbaceous ornamental plant has a compact growth and is hardy. In contrast to the purple coneflower, this species is only 15-40 cm tall and prefers dry locations. In modern naturopathy, echinacea is considered to strengthen the immune system.

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Geum urbanum

Native wild perennial with inconspicuous, yellow flowers. Grows in partially shaded locations and is up to 40 cm high. Rootstock with clove aroma for use in the kitchen, smoking or in naturopathy as a strengthening tonic. Aromatic, edible leaves.

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Toothpick-Plant - Ammi visnaga

Geometric floral beauty, long-lasting as a cut flower in a vase. Warmth-loving, start growing under glass from March onwards.

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Ribwort Plantain - Plantago lanceolata

Low-growing, well-known medicinal plant from Europe. Deep roots.

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EUROPEAN GOLDENROD - Solidago virgaurea

European medicinal plant, about 75 cm high, yellow flowers.

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Artemisia absinthium

Perennial, herbaceous composite plant with silver-gray, feathery foliage and small, yellow flowers. Up to 150 cm tall. Traditional medicinal plant with a high content of bitter substances that can support digestive processes. Drought-tolerant Frost-hardy.

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Marshmallow - Althaea officinalis

Hardy, easy to care for perennial with delicate, fragrant flowers, a must-have in a cottage gardens. Combines well with other plants. Valued in naturopathy as the ‘cough herb’.

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