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Aug
03

Prince’s Feather attractive food plant and astringent

Posted by frann under Not so common herbs

Prince’s feather or Prince of Wales feather, Amaranthus hypondriachus (syn. Amaranthus hybridus erythrostachys and A.h. hypondriachus) is also known as lady bleeding, lovely bleeding, Mercado grain amaranth, pilewort, red coxscomb, spleen amaranth and sometimes just amaranth – but many other members of this genus are sometimes referred to in this way, so it’s a remarkably [...]

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