Peonia

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Peonia

Peonia

Nasz zielnik (Herbarium) posiada ogromną kolekcję roślin z parków i ogrodów botanicznych. Został stworzony przez botanika z Manchesteru, twórcy i nauczyciela Leopolda Hartley’a Grindon’a, aby wesprzeć jego pracę w zachęcaniu ludzi do zwracania uwagi na otaczające ich rośliny oraz zająć się ogrodnictwem.

Grindon powiedział, że „tysiące okazów służą jako rozkoszne wspomnienia spędzania przyjemnych długich godzin – tak jak zdjęcia z wakacji” do tego zmieszane zsadzonkami, to jakby migawka/wycinek ogrodnictwa epoki wiktoriańskiej.

Jeśli masz dostęp do okna, podwórka lub ogrodu, a nawet do rośliny doniczkowej stojącej na półce, dlaczego nie zaangażować się w obywatelski projekt naukowy? Między 24 a 27 kwietnia Miasto Manchester bierze udział w Miejskim Wyzwaniu Przyrodniczym (City Nature Challenge)

Niezależnie od tego, czy masz ogród, rośliny doniczkowe czy skrzynki na oknach, teraz jest idealny czas, aby go poświęcić roslinom.

To dobry sposób na relaks mający korzystny wpływ na dobre samopoczucie.

W pomieszczeniach też mamy wspaniałe wiosenne rękodzieło dla wszystkich grup wiekowych, aby mieć zajęcie w ten świąteczny weekend: Wiosenne rękodzieło (Springtime Crafts) sekcja MMinQuarantine.

Translated by Magdalena Boris

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    Federica Sebastiano

    Known since Ancient Greece for their medicinal virtues, peonies owe their name to the mythological physician Paean who appears in book V of the Iliad. In this book, Paean uses the roots of peonies to cure Hades after he was shot with an arrow by Heracles. Paeon then became an epithet of Apollo, in his capacity as a god capable of bringing disease and therefore propitiated as a god of healing. Later, Paeon also becomes an epithet of Asclepius, the healer-god.

    Ancient writings seem to confirm the medical properties of peonies. Notably, their roots were commonly used to prepare medicines used to heal convulsions and other muscular diseases, to heal sores, and to cure insomnia and night terrors. They were also believed to have magical properties, capable of warding off evil spirits.

    In the Middle Ages, herbaceous peonies were cultivated in monasteries and private gardens still and especially for medicinal purposes. Their virtues are due to peonin, an alkaloid found in every part of the plant, which has sedative properties.

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    Monica Boncu

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