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Greenhouse Facts
Pipevine is a vine that grows a tube and blooms from it. The flowers that grow from it are multiple different colors and it is said to resemble a pipe. All species of pipevine are toxic to some level.
The green flowers are smaller than the red ones.
Greenhouse Facts
Milkweed is toxic to humans, and has a parasitic relationship with army worms. Army worms can cause blight and can destroy entire crops. Oleander aphids, rely on them as well and they remove the toxin.
Additional/ Pertinent Information
Oleander aphids are orange and appear similar to tiny worms. If you find them on a plant, it means it is toxic.
Army worms are also tiny and are striped and resemble a cucumber.
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Common Blackberry ( Allegheny Blackberry)
Rubus allegheniensis
Appearance
- 5- 8 ft tall
- White, 5 petalled flowers
- Oval leaflets
- Alternate, compound, and serrate leaves
- 3- 5 leaflets with dark front & light back
- Curved thorns on hairy red & brown canes
- Dark violet/ red/ black fruits
Growth
Blooms- spring & summer
Original range- eastern na
US range- western canada, california, & east coast
Habitat- woods, grasslands, & prairies
Illnesses- Anthracnose cane blight, septoria leafspot, rosette, orange rust, verticillium wilt, phytopthora root rot, crown gall
Type- Deciduous
Uses
Treats- Dysentery, whooping cough, colitis, psoriasis, hemorrhoids, minor bleeding, rheumatism, anemia, diarrhea, mouth ulcers, sore throat, venereal diseases, sore eyes, phlegm, bowel, etc…
- Blackberry, virginia pine, and alder tea for piles wash & tea
- Roots for sore eyes, mouth cleansers…
- Roots and leaves for rheumatism, diarrhea, cough, colds…
- Stems for Urinary tract infections, urine regulation, astringent, phlegm…
- Stem & honey for sore throat…
Can use frozen/ fresh berries & fresh/ dried leaves
*Canes for crafts*
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Crape Myrtle ( Lilac of the South) Lagerstroemia indica
Appearance
- ~16 ft tall with
- Rumpled pink, red, white or violet flowers
- Oval shaped leaves
- Opposite, alternate, or whorled leaves
- Smooth gray/ light brown bark
- Small, brown, & oval fruit
Growth
Blooms- summer& early autumn
Original range- southeast Asia
US range- midwest& US south
Illnesses- Bark scale, leaf spot& soot mold
Type- Deciduous
Uses
Treats- Fevers, pain, bleeding, acne, sores, diarrhea, dysentery, malaria, etc…
-Topical flower paste for external wounds
- Bark, leaves, and flowers for fever, toxins, UTI’s, kidney stones…
*Seeds for seasoning*