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Yellow Wildflowers. St. John's wort

Yellow Spotted St. John's Wort (Hypericum maculatum Crantz)

This design features a gold St. John's Wort flower and berries right after a rain. This plant is known for its healing properties and is used in many products.

the worst year 2020

Gorgeous hand-drawn floral artwork of medicinal herb St. John's Wort (Hypericum perforatum).

Birds of the four seasons: the indigo passerine in summer. Entirely done in watercolor.

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In Word Turtle Island you battle through nature dungeons to save books and readers in danger from foes attacking the most powerful library in the galaxy.

Potion Label: Giggle-Wort Tonic. One sip and you'll be giggling your way through the day. Side effect: People might think you've lost it. Funny Halloween label.

Collection "Find me in the grass". You can find some interesting plants during your walk or picnic. Part of them are herbs and can be used in the kitchen or boost your health.

Worm’s Wort, Frog’s Breath, Deadly Nightshade From Nightmare before Christmas, perfect gift for Halloween and Christmas. Great gift for all disney lovers

A scientific illustration of St. John's wort.

Text on a gray background with the words: "If I worry about stuff -A LOT- it always gets better"

You don’t have to do anything to be worthy

A skeleton person sits at a table overthinking about their worries of the day. Mental health awareness.

These are a bunch of ferns that grow in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. Including: sensitive fern, eastern bracken fern, cinnamon fern, Virginia rock polypody, Christmas fern, New York fern, Eastern hay-scented fern, ebony spleenwort, mountain spleenwort, maidenhair fern, and narrow triangle moonwort!

These are a bunch of ferns that grow in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. Including: sensitive fern, eastern bracken fern, cinnamon fern, Virginia rock polypody, Christmas fern, New York fern, Eastern hay-scented fern, ebony spleenwort, mountain spleenwort, maidenhair fern, and narrow triangle moonwort!

Herbaceous plants belong to the Rib-Wort Tribe. A few of them are shrubby, usually stemless. The leaves grow in tufts on the ground. The flowers grow in spikes, or solitary. A true image of the flower, faithfully illustrated by Elizabeth Twinning in 1868.

Regenbogen und wolke the German words for Rainbow and cloud print.

Self Heal

I'm Just Speechie

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