| 09/07/2006
An annual plant of dry, grassy places, these were found near the visitor centre at Fermyn Woods.
 The flowers are usually pink, but occassionally white. Both have a striking yellow centre.
Common Centaury (Centaurium erythraea) had various medicinal uses in the past, including as a tonic to cleanse the blood and kidneys, to relieve indigestion and colic, treat jaundice and as a cure for wounds, sores and rheumatism. Recipies for making herbal tea can still be found.
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