Marigold - Revision history

Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 66.139.76.17 (Talk); changed back to last version by Paul Matisz

2007-10-04T21:04:40Z

Reverted edits by 66.139.76.17 (Talk); changed back to last version by Paul Matisz

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	'''Marigold''' - ''Calendula officinalis''<BR>		'''Marigold''' - ''Calendula officinalis''<BR>
	(calendula, garden marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold)		(calendula, garden marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold)

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2007-10-04T14:39:50Z

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	'''Marigold''' - ''Calendula officinalis''<BR>		'''Marigold''' - ''Calendula officinalis''<BR>
	(calendula, garden marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold)		(calendula, garden marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold)

Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 68.153.117.50 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-09-29T16:47:09Z

Reverted edits by 68.153.117.50 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	'''Marigold''' - ''Calendula officinalis''<BR>		'''Marigold''' - ''Calendula officinalis''<BR>
	(calendula, garden marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold)		(calendula, garden marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold)

68.153.117.50 at 11:43, 29 September 2007

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	'''Marigold''' - ''Calendula officinalis''<BR>		'''Marigold''' - ''Calendula officinalis''<BR>
	(calendula, garden marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold)		(calendula, garden marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold)

User 144: categorising

2006-06-06T11:17:18Z

categorising

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	[[Category:Herbs]]		[[Category:Herbs]]
			[[category:plants]]
			[[category:materials (medieval)]]

Conrad Leviston: wiki and category

2004-08-31T13:44:03Z

wiki and category

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	==== Herbal medicine ====		==== Herbal medicine ====
	This herb is one of the most useful first aid remedies, as it is [[spasmolytic]], [[anti-haemorrhagic]], [[emmenagogic]], [[vulnerary]], [[styptic]] and [[antiseptic]].		This [[herb]] is one of the most useful first aid remedies, as it is [[spasmolytic]], [[anti-haemorrhagic]], [[emmenagogic]], [[vulnerary]], [[styptic]] and [[antiseptic]].

	Used externally as a wash or cream, it is good for healing burns and sores. It may also be used to treat [[varicose veins]], ulcers and [[haemorrhoids]]. When applied as an eye		Used externally as a wash or cream, it is good for healing burns and sores. It may also be used to treat [[varicose veins]], ulcers and [[haemorrhoids]]. When applied as an eye
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	This tincture (as with the ointment), may then be used to soothe irritated and infalmed skin. It is also an excellent antiseptic healer and will help prevent scarring from cuts, burns and boils.		This tincture (as with the ointment), may then be used to soothe irritated and infalmed skin. It is also an excellent antiseptic healer and will help prevent scarring from cuts, burns and boils.

		⚫	The fresh leaves of this plant when crushed, will prevent bleeding and are themselves an antiseptic.
	The fresh leaves of

⚫	this plant when crushed, will prevent bleeding and are themselves an antiseptic.
			[[Category:Herbs]]

Cian: reformatted

2004-06-09T11:51:57Z

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-<p>Marigold - <i>Calendula officinalis</i></p> <p> (calendula, garden
+'''Marigold''' - ''Calendula officinalis''<BR>
-marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold) </p> <p> Calendula is an annual
+(calendula, garden marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold)
 garden plant with a hairy, branched stem approximately 1 to 2 feet high at
 maturity. The leaves are also hairy and are alternating, with widely spaced
 teeth. The plant blooms during June to October with large yellow or orange
-flowers. </p>
+flowers.

Ben: blert

2003-10-01T00:11:05Z

blert

New page

Marigold - Calendula officinalis (calendula, garden
marigold, holigold, mary bud, pot marigold) Calendula is an annual
garden plant with a hairy, branched stem approximately 1 to 2 feet high at
maturity. The leaves are also hairy and are alternating, with widely spaced
teeth. The plant blooms during June to October with large yellow or orange
flowers. 
 This herb is one of the most useful first aid remedies, as it is [spasmolytic], [[anti-haemorrhagic]], [[emmenagogic]], [[vulnerary]], [[styptic]] and [[antiseptic]]. Used externally as a wash or cream, it is good for healing burns and sores. It may also be used to treat [[varicose veins]], ulcers and [[haemorrhoids]]. When applied as an eye
lotion, it is a remedy for conjunctivitis. A [[calendula]] herbal infusion based ointment is effective as a soothing and healing treatment for irritated and inflamed skin, as well as for rashes and
[[eczema]]. By producing a calendula herbal tincture using alcohol, it is possible to extract the antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal properties.
This tincture (as with the ointment), may then be used to soothe irritated and infalmed skin. It is also an excellent antiseptic healer and will help prevent scarring from cuts, burns and boils. The fresh leaves of
this plant when crushed, will prevent bleeding and are themselves an antiseptic.