One of my favorite shrubby trees! They are very pretty, smell wonderful, a leguminous and nitrogen fixing, the flowers have pain relieving, slightly narcotic properties, the who plant helps with allergies and the root even contains DMT (which I don't use)! Mild astringent. Tea is good for indigestion and sore throat.
Sunday, December 27, 2020
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