| English
Drink ? Cool-Tankard was an old english drink containing Burnet (Salad). It was given this name because it was so refreshing and cooling. |
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| Annual/biennial/Perennial | Perennial. Burnet (Salad) is a different species |
| Appearance | Evergreen with small round heads of dark purple flowers that look a little like clover.. |
| Height | 2ft/60cm |
| Growing Position | A damp area. |
| Fertiliser | |
| Propagation and soil | Does not need good soil. Good drainage. |
| Spring | Sow seeds directly where they will be positioned. Thin seedlings. |
| Summer | Pick leaves to encourage growth. |
| Autumn | |
| Winter | Leave old plants to die back. |
| Use | Use only the very young leaves and flowers. |
| Aromatic, Medicinal or Culinary | Medicinal and Culinary |
| Areas of help | Blood tonic and coolant. Skin eczema and sun-burn |
| Specific Use |
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| Recipe Large doses can be harmful. Basic recipes and how to make, CLICK. |
Standard
tea of shoots and flowers. |