GOLDEN
SEAL Hydrastia
canadensis . Podophyllaceae.
(TURMERIC)
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GOLDEN
SEAL Hydrastia
canadensis . Podophyllaceae.
(TURMERIC)
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| All herbs should be used in moderation and not in large quantities. Please consult a Herbalist. |
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| Ground
Rasberry! Actually the name Golden Seal gives a clue to its more widely known name of Turmeric. Ground Rasberry is a nickname due to the shape of the fruit. I do not have too much information on this one but hope to add more soon. |
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| Annual/biennial/Perennial | |
| Appearance | The leaves are palm shaped and the flowers are solitary and small. |
| Height | |
| Growing Position | Sunny and sheltered |
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| Propagation & soil | Favours damp, marshy soil |
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| Winter | |
| Use | Only the root, usually powdered |
| Aromatic, Medicinal or Culinary | Medicinal and Culinary |
| Areas of help |
Malaria, all fevers, meningitis, bladder, tonsils, reduces blood pressure, gums, mouth, eczema and all skin infections. It acts as a natural antibiotic. On the onset of a cold or flu tablets might prevent further development but this claim can only be tested by the individual. After all if it did cure then it would be sold widely. |
| Storage | Powdered. |
| Specific Use |
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| Recipe Large doses can be harmful. Basic recipes and how to make, CLICK. |
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