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MF2610 Calendula

by Rhonda Janke Jeanie DeArmond

  • Published Date: May 2004
Historically, calendula blossoms were used to color broth, rice and other foods as a substitute for saffron, but is now primarily used as skin cream, oil or lotion.
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