st. barbara's herb (Meaning)
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st. barbara's herb Sentence Examples
- In medieval times, St. Barbara's herb was believed to ward off lightning strikes.
- The spiky leaves of St. Barbara's herb resemble the feathers of a pheasant.
- The leaves of St. Barbara's herb have a spicy, clove-like flavor.
- Traditional healers used St. Barbara's herb to treat wounds and skin ailments.
- The plant St. Barbara's herb is native to Europe and North America.
- St. Barbara's herb can be found growing in meadows, fields, and along roadsides.
- The flowers of St. Barbara's herb are small and white, with five petals.
- The herb St. Barbara's herb is also known as Barb's buttons or devil's buttons.
- The seeds of St. Barbara's herb are contained within small, round capsules.
- St. Barbara's herb is a member of the wintergreen family, Ericaceae.
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In medieval times, St. Barbara's herb was believed to ward off lightning strikes.
The spiky leaves of St. Barbara's herb resemble the feathers of a pheasant.
The leaves of St. Barbara's herb have a spicy, clove-like flavor.
Traditional healers used St. Barbara's herb to treat wounds and skin ailments.
