not sure if this helps but pennyroyal here seems to like dry ground, hence i have had a annual problem over summer...if you are able to irrigate/drown those areas mid spring/early summer you not only make it undisiarble for pennyroyal but also your grass (with urea fert) will help choke it out...other wise a good glysophate based weed killer and re-sow paddock in autumn.
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No, magnets cannot kill you.
A field of rice is called a rice paddy or rice field. It is an agricultural field flooded with water where rice is grown.
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If it was European pennyroyal, then it's high in pulegone, which is ighly toxic to the liver, and can kill. If it was American pennyroyal, then they should be fine. European pennyroyal is generally a lilac color, while American is light blue.
the Pennyroyal got its name from all the hedeon puliodes(or pennyroyal).
Pennyroyal Tea was created in 1994.
Nimrod Pennyroyal was created in 2003.
The population of the Pennyroyal region in 2007 was around 160,000.
Pennyroyal has been used traditionally as a stimulating tea to relieve digestive disorders, gall bladder disorders, gout, nausea, and nervous conditions. Pennyroyal leaf, prepared as a hot infusion, will promote perspiration.
The phone number of the Pennyroyal Area Museum is: 270-887-4270.
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No it can not.
pennyroyal leaf infusion may also be safely consumed as a medicinal tea, taking up to two cups throughout the day.
The address of the Pennyroyal Area Museum is: Po Box 1093, Hopkinsville, KY 42241-1093