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Julian Barnard talks about how to read and understand the information contained within each individual Bach flower through plant observation.
An insight into plant behaviour
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Clematis – form and function
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Mimulus – form and function
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Agrimony – form and function
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Chicory – form and function
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Vervain – form and function
Centaury – form and function
Cerato – form and function
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Scleranthus – form and function
Water Violet – form and function
Gentian – form and function
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Rock Rose – form and function
Gorse – form and function
Oak – form and function
Heather – form and function
Rock Water – form and function
Olive – form and function
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Vine – form and function
Wild Oat – form and function
Cherry Plum – form and function
Elm – form and function
Aspen – form and function
Chestnut Bud – form and function
Larch – form and function
Hornbeam – form and function
Willow – form and function
Beech – form and function
Crab Apple – form and function
Walnut – form and function
Holly – form and function
Star of Bethlehem – form and function
White Chestnut – form and function
Red Chestnut – form and function
Pine – form and function
Honeysuckle – form and function
Wild Rose – form and function
Mustard – form and function
Sweet Chestnut – form and function
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