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Horehound - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Horehound or hoarhound is a common name applied to two related genera of flowering plants in the family Lamiaceae: • Ballota • Marrubium Specifically, it may refer to the following species: •Wh...
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Horehound ; (Marrubium vulgare LINN.) ... It is also brewed and made into Horehound Ale, an appetizing and healthful beverage, much drunk in Norfolk and other ... The Romans esteemed Horehound for its medicinal properties, and its Latin name of Marrubium is said to be derived from Maria urbs, an ancient town of Italy.
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Providing botanical, folk-lore and herbal information, plus organic herbs, and herbal products. ... ---Description---Black Horehound is distinguished by its disagreeable odour. It also belongs to the Labiatae order, among which it is distinguished by the strongly ten-ribbed salver-shaped calyx.
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Marrubium vulgare - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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This is simply a boiled candy recipe where the sugar is flavored with horehound. These candies were used primarily for the treatment of coughs and colds rather than for treats since horehound is rather bitter. ... Candy & Confectionery Recipes > Horehound Candy; How to make horehound candy: This is simply a boiled candy...
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Common Horehound, Horehound,Commo ... Plant Image Gallery Home • Forbs • Grasses & Grasslike Plants • Trees, Shrubs & Woody Vines • License Information...
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