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Wildflower Walk Shows Off Medicinal Plant and an Edible Containing Cyanide
 
 
   
 
Sunday, June 2, 2024
 

Yarrow can be a good wildflower to seek out should you skin your knee while hiking. This lovely plant with a thousand fuzzy soft leaflets can stop bleeding and heal wounds. Learn about this plant, as well as chokecherry, scarlet gilia, serviceberry and wyethia, or yellow mule’s ear, when Eye on Sun Valley’s Karen Bossick takes you wildflower hunting with Lisa Horton, a longtime member of the Wood River Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society.




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Music Students to Offer Free Concert of Eighties Music

 
 

 

 

 
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