Feverfew daisy – an old remedy for a nasty headache … it is claimed that just two small leaves of Feverfew cures a migraine headache
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5 comments:
What a wonderful little poem. Maybe I should plant some of those near by. They are a pretty little flower. Couldn't hurt to have around when I have a headache either :)
So pretty! Never knew they can cure migraine headaches. hanks for the info.
Happy Tuesday Polly!
Yes a very beautiful yet simple flower. And the poem sits well with it.
Thank you for the picture! I could almost smell those beautiful flowers and now I appreciate them even more. I hope that you are well and sorry I have been absent!!! I am back now! I put an explanation on my blog but have thought of you and your blog since I have been gone!!! Love your nature pics:)
I love daisies, have tons of them in my yard; though they are about gone with the end of summer coming, dang it anyway. Lovely poem.
Sandy
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