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In this section we gathered those plants that are said to have a positive effect on health. These species belong to different plant families and different areas of the world. The diversity of human culture has learnt to live with the diversity of plants and some species became therapeutical or medicinal. Some, like Aloe vera grow in sunny and dry conditions and can live in a small pot. Some others will become large trees and need space and time to grow. Remember to be careful, not all these plants are edible, some are toxic if eaten or applied to the skin.
his is possibly the most beautiful variegated Trycirtis: it is a Japanese variegated selection of a Taiwanese species. 'Autumn Glow' has wide edges of yellow leaf margins. Cream and purple freckled 6-petaled flowers.
Clumping perennial, from South Africa, bearing beautiful lilac flowers, that are also edible, and popular in salads. Easy to grow and bloom.
Important medicinal and endangered climber in the Asclepiad branch of the Apocynaceae family, commonly called as “Antmool”.
Low shrub native to coastal eastern Australia, with white to pale-lilac flowers. It is very tough and grows on cliffs right next to the ocean. The neatly whorled leaves and all-year flowering make it very popular in cultivation. Frost tolerance, once established to about -5 C.
Ashwaganda is an Indian medical plant widely used in Ayurvedic medicine. It has just too many good purposes to be resumed. It is a small shrub that grows well in mediterranean to tropical conditions.
Ginger is a widelspread Asian herb, with culinary and medicinal uses. Reed-like foliage grows in the warmer months from an underground rhizome.
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