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Purple #deadnettle , like a nettle but no sting! Edible and common this time of year. Medical uses: (Apparently) it’s astringent, diuretic, diaphoretic purgative, anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal. So make a tea with this and you could survive pretty much anything…hmm..🤔 . . . . #forage #foraging #ukforager #forager #wildplants #medicinalplants #wildmedicine #herbalmedicine #naturalmedicine #edibleplants #wildfood #foodfun #foodie #edibleflowers #wildflowers #folklore DISCLAIME

Large nettle leaves are getting harder to find now and as they have aged they become more fragile and paper like which makes them fold more. I do love the folds though 😊 They have many uses, from curdling milk to repelling pests, offering relief for rheumatic joints, and serving as a tonic rich in vitamin C. Their sting comes from droplets of histamine and formic acid. Symbolising strength particularly in women, healing, protection, and self-sufficiency, nettles embody a powerful duality—both f

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