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Plant Lore

Many plants have magical lore all their own!

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Mistletoe has long been believed to be not only the plant of love, but also a magical plant that had the power to protect and ensure fertility.

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A symbol of Christmas, this bright red flower, which is also known as the Mexican Flameleaf, Christmas Star, Winter Rose and Noche Buena, actually has its humble beginnings among the Aztecs of Mexico.

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