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WANTED: Medicinal Plants & Other Herbs

10 years ago

The main ones I am looking for are

Anything for migraines/headaches, anxiety, acne, topical pain treatment
Horsetail
Feverfew
Any kind of mint
Catnip (my sister in law swiped mine, haha!)
Borage
Pineapple sage
Common dandelion

Also looking for bee balm as well as some cooking herbs.

******there are some I will not be able to trade for due to allergies & drug interactions. Post here of what you have, & I will let you know*******

My trade list if not exactly up to date. Let me know what you are interested in, whether it be on my list or not, & I will let you know of what I do not have anymore or varieties of what you are looking for.

This post was edited by LullabyF360 on Sun, Sep 8, 13 at 15:39

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Comments (3)

lavenderpyly
10 years ago
Hi!
I have vick's cuttings, pineapple sage. Mint's I have regular mint, chocolate, lavender,grapefruit, pineapple, orange. let me know.

keyla!
ddkcat
10 years ago
Hi - I have Violet Queen bee balm for your Shasta daisy. Doreen.
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LullabyF360
Original Author
10 years ago
Just when I think my problems with emails to & from GW users are over, the buggers come back.

Posting here to ensure you have gotten my email & to make sure the box below to receive posts are emailed to me. They have been unchecking on me, so I have been acting like a fool, repetitively posting on a thread until the box stays checked or constantly checking a thread for updates.

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