Roses, elderflowers, violets, nasturtiums — flowers have practical uses that we simply stopped passing on. Here we put them back into practice: drying, syrups, cooking, home cosmetics. No folklore, just method.
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If the Wild Pansy Has Three Colours, Blame Cupid
A missed arrow from Cupid and a love potion in Shakespeare: the legend behind the three colours of Viola tricolor.
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Lilies: The Bouquet That's Out to Get Your Cat
Pollen, leaves, vase water: for a cat, every part of a lily is toxic. Why it's so serious, and what to do after contact.
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The Capitulare de Villis: When Charlemagne Decided What Would Grow in the Gardens
94 plants, 16 fruit trees, 5 fibre and dye plants, and above all why Carolingian power cared about writing down what should grow.
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