By the time he arrived she was serving Dancer the white willow tea.

The species live in white willows, and prefers wet areas.

She learned that aspirin could be extracted from a white willow tree.

The white willow herb is popular with the bees, butterflies and me.

For example, cricket bats are typically made of white willow.

On the opposite bank a white willow trunk lay in the shallows.

"The white willow is a European introduction, though a very early one, and it spread rapidly.

It could also be referred to the white willow tree, used to make objects of trelliswork.

"White willow tea may relieve some of the pain.

"Give him some of the white willow tea, Connor.

Until further disease management in 2010 and early 2011, the park also contained some superb examples of White Willow trees.

"It's a tea we brew from white willow bark, very good for fever.

And the doctor says, "These are green algae mostly, some white willow bark, a little bee pollen."

Many guest artists have appeared on White Willow's albums.

"How come there is shining willow, Charley, and no white willow, you tell me that?"

Don't apply them and take aspirin (or other salicylate products, like the herb white willow bark) at the same time.

A tea caddy, a silver salt, and blue and white willow china decorate his kitchen.

White willow trees had olive-green branches and furrowed, dull-brown bark.

Contemporary herbalists recommend white willow bark for headache, fever, arthritis, pain, and inflammation.

Maclyn was alone at the foot of Dierdre's grave beneath the remains of a giant white willow.

The riders approached a stand of elm5 white willows covered with vines climbing up their trunks and trt plants hanging down.

He also did some sessions with White Willow and Pär Lindh.

White willow bark.

She prepared garlic balms for infection and brewed cups of poppy and white willow tea.

Its origin is unknown; it may be a hybrid between white willow and crack willow, but this is not confirmed.

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