Scoil: Tullogher, Ros Mhic Treoin (uimhir rolla 14648)
- Suíomh:
- Tulachar, Co. Chill Chainnigh
- Múinteoir: Mrs Winnie Murphy
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- (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)and are hard to get rid of in land where they choke the grass. The juice of the dock leaf cures the sting of a nettle; just to pull the dock leaf and squeeze the sap of stem on to the sting. Better still there is a little "heart" near the top of this plant which contains the juice.
NETTLES are good for people to eat during the month of May. "If we eat 'three feeds of nettles' during this month we will escape sickness during the year" is an old saying. Boiled like cabbage they should be. They purify the blood.* NOTE P124
(9) NETTLES are very good for young turkeys especially when they are getting the "red-heads". They wouldn't get "lost" at this time if they get nettles to eat. If the nettles are cut down and chopped and put through their food, they are very good for them - the seedy nettles are the best, and the turkeys love them.Nettles grow only in good soil - best sign of land to see nettles growing in it.
(10) "Dandelion" is a cure for liver complaint. The leaves may be eaten and are sometimes put in a salad. Dandelion is good for turkeys also. Dandelion cures "decline" also, that is T.B. (Tuberculosis) Spunk grows in fields that are "run out", ie. all the good taken out of it by too much tilling. It grows in fields that get "run-out" by the sowing of wheat.
Herbs and Cures Contd. page 38
