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| Feverfew
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Cat Given Name:
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Feverfew
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| Common Name:
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Feverfew
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| Other Name(s):
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Scented Mayweed
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| Description:
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This strong-smelling plant usually reaches 18 inches in height. Its flowers somewhat resemble daisies, being large and white with yellow discs.
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| Properties:
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Feverfew can be used to reduce fever and fight against colds and stomach problems.
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| Related Knowledge
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| Complaints:
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Greencough, Whitecough, Kitcough, Blackcough, Chronic Cough, Burn, Concussion
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| Symptoms:
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Chill, Congestion, Cough, Fever, Abdominal Pain, Sneezing, Nausea
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| Local Availabilities *
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Group
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Seasons ^
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Details
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Along the River and in Twoleg gardens.
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On both banks of the River and in Twoleg gardens.
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On the banks of the River, the cornfields of the Northern Farms, and Twoleg gardens.
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By the dump.
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Cornfields, Twoleg gardens, riverbanks, and waste areas.
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In human gardens.
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Along the riverbanks.
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*To find a plant that is not available in an area, it must first be approved by the Game Admins. Please PM one of the Admin Team for that permission.
^ The listed seasons are those in which the herb is ready in some way for harvest. Consult the collection methods below for details.
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| Collecting & Storing Leaves
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| When to Collect
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Mid Greenleaf
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| How to Collect
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Pluck leaves of healthy green color from the plant.
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| How to Preserve
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Lay them in full sun to dry.
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| How to Store
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Store in loose piles in a cool, dry place.
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| Detailed Usage Information
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| Leaves
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Consumed to reduce fever.
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| Leaves
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Consumed to aid against colds.
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| Leaves
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Consumed to aid against stomach ailments.
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| Leaves
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May be consumed to aid in the relief of nausea.
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