Red Clover Herb (Trifolium pratense) Cut & Sifted - Dried Herb, Organic worms How to use: Add 1/2

How to use: Add 1/2 a teaspoon in a small amount of water before bed

itchy skin and minor bacterial infections

This name has two possible origins: the first is from the medicinal properties of the bark and the second from its resemblance to wood used for the ark of the covenant

It has affinity towards metabolism

Now it is classified as a member of the Caprifoliacea family

Red Clover Herb (Trifolium pratense) Cut & Sifted - Dried Herb, Organic worms How to use: Add 1/2Red Clover is a short lived perennial herb commonly growing in meadows, parks and fields, during the late Spring. It has three lobed leaves and purplish pink tubular flowers. Other names of Red Clover include wild Clover, Meadow Trefoil, Bee Bread, Cow Grass, Purple Clover and Three Leafed Grass. The name trifolium derives form the Latin words "tres," meaning three and "folium" meaning leaf. Red Clover is native to Europe, Western Asia and northwest