Significados de cranesbill en inglés

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Hardly any plant could ask less of the gardener than the cranesbill.

Infusions of witch-hazel or cranesbill should be used during the day.

Blue wild geraniums also flourish in patches in the meadows, and sometimes cranesbill and campion.

I've let cranesbill get a week past me now, and it can't be dispensed with.

Buttercups grow there, and globe flowers and purple cranesbill in a haze of cow parsley.

More wonderfully still we see this "working together" in the seeding of the cranesbill.

Images are not restricted to a rectangle, and rosehips, rosemary and cranesbill go where they want.

On and on they slowly drove through the woods, past the big beds of cranesbill, violets, and lilies.

Good in this form, mixed with cranesbill, for diarrhea and dysentery; taken in two teaspoonful doses every three hours.

But, as its name suggests, Meadow cranesbill, G pratense is the geranium likely to be happiest competing with grass.

I'll harvest the cranesbill yet, because it's growing late for it, and then I'll see how they are coming on.

Two parts of the decoction of golden seal and one of cranesbill used as an injection is good for gonorrhea, gleet, and leucorrhea.

This streaks the bold black-and-white blossoms of the beans, and our bed of purple cranesbill geraniums will soon be thronged with bees for weeks.

Many other simple remedies may be named, Cranesbill is one.

Cranesbill geraniums have enveloped most of their neighbours, some quite posh and costly, in a lava-flow of rhizomes.