Oliver Pluff Colonial Remedies No4 Chamomile Teabags 20pk jewellery Detailed watercolors of realistic birds

Detailed watercolors of realistic birds and animals can be found amongst little insects hiding amongst the branches in this 'Secret Wood' Jane Fern design

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Oliver Pluff Colonial Remedies No4 Chamomile Teabags 20pk jewellery Detailed watercolors of realistic birdsDescription: The colonists steeped the dried flowers of chamomile as a tea for its gentle, soothing effects, and as a rinse for blond hair. Camomile flowers, boiled in lye, are a good wash to the head, and comfort both it and the brain. The English Physitian (1652) N. Culpeper. Chamomile was consumed during the Revolution as a patriotic alternative to paying the British tea tax. Tasting of fresh apples, chamomile is a fragrant, caffeine free tea.