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Borage grown from seed



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Very unusual veiw, well done!

13 Jun, 2009

 

Nice to see something different nice colour as well

14 Jun, 2009

 

Really? That's awesome! I take borage oil to control/prevent inflamation of nerves due to diabetes...never seen the plant though! It's worth gold.

14 Jun, 2009

 

thanks guys.

14 Jun, 2009

 

i knew it was a really usefull plant Raquel, but didnt know it could be used for that

14 Jun, 2009

amy
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Great photo Eileen , I didn,t know that about the Borage oil either Raquel .... we learn so much on here don,t we !

14 Jun, 2009

 

I bet the bees are queueing already, waiting for the flowers to open.

14 Jun, 2009

 

You’re a clever cookie Eileen even Toto looks impressed – I’m no expert but seem to remember borage being known as starflower and has great medicinal properties (may be off track there) anyway well done looks a fine specimen

14 Jun, 2009

 

very nice ,I like it

14 Jun, 2009

 

I love Borage and when I see it, as it grows wild here ...I pick off the flowers and eat them..they are yummy and full of vitamins...I don't have any coming along this year..may have to go on a hunt and bring a wild one home...The bees do love them too...yes in deed.

14 Jun, 2009

 

thanks guys,
aye Angie your right in that Boarage has its medical uses.

15 Jun, 2009

 

Love Borage Eileen :) Iv lots of it in 1 of my borders :)

15 Jun, 2009

 

only two from seeds this yr Jacque, hopefully more next yr

15 Jun, 2009

 

Actually it's in Europe where they're using it most to control nerve inflammation (neuropathy) I read about it and decided to try it on my own - it has great medicinal properties, but I didn't know the plant itself was so pretty!

16 Jun, 2009

 

there are so many benifits that we get from plants

17 Jun, 2009

 

when I studied herbs because I had such bad cluster headaches and there seemed nothing to help..I learned so much about each plant where I lived and what might help...there is really nothing that does not have some use...it is very interesting...some of the herbs gave soem relief..but finally a Dr. was able to help with Indomethicin, and a beta blocker so I am much better off now with the problem..but it was a blessing in disguise since I now have a special fondness for plants as herbs...

17 Jun, 2009



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