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These primroses were an illustration for Blessed Be - An Illustrated Walk Through The Hampshire Countryside.
The primrose's link to the magical realm may have its roots in the flower's healing properties. For many centuries, it was used as a herbal remedy.
The Tudor herbalist John Gerard noted that primrose tea drunk in May was a cure for "phrenzies" (anxiety, we presume), while Nicolas Culpeper upheld it as "fine a salve to heal wounds as any I know".
Price includes delivery in the U.K.
Packed in a cellophane bag, this card includes a white envelope from recycled paper. This A6 card takes a standard first class Royal Mail stamp and is left blank for your own message.
These primroses were an illustration for Blessed Be - An Illustrated Walk Through The Hampshire Countryside.
The primrose's link to the magical realm may have its roots in the flower's healing properties. For many centuries, it was used as a herbal remedy.
The Tudor herbalist John Gerard noted that primrose tea drunk in May was a cure for "phrenzies" (anxiety, we presume), while Nicolas Culpeper upheld it as "fine a salve to heal wounds as any I know".
Price includes delivery in the U.K.
