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Tropical plant fern bush shrub tree isolated on white background with clipping path.

Enkianthus Perulatus is a genus of shrubs or small trees native to Japan.

Close-up green grass pattern with sunlight

Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea' - creeping jenny, moneywort, herb twopence.

Leaves of the epiphytic creeping fern Pyrrosia piloselloides on a tree.

Enkianthus Perulatus is a shrub, or small tree, native to Japan.

The flowers of the xiphidium ornamental plant are cute and white.

$Watercress is considered the “Queen of Healthy Vegetables”. It is currently very popular because it is rich in many nutrients such as calcium, potassium, vitamin C, vitamin A, iron, etc. It also contains antioxidants that can inhibit and prevent cancer, so it has received a lot of attention today.\n\nProperties of watercress\n\nHelps fight free radicals, helps slow down aging.\nHelps strengthen the body's immune system, maintains health.\nHelps maintain and treat eyesight because it is a vegetable rich in vitamin A.\nLutein and beta-carotene in this vegetable help reduce the risk of eye diseases such as cataracts and retinal degeneration.\nHelps prevent and treat bleeding gums.\nIt is a vegetable that does not contain cholesterol and also helps reduce blood fat levels.\nHerbal experts believe that watercress can help cleanse the blood in the body.\nHelps maintain and strengthen bones and teeth.\nSuitable for patients with respiratory diseases.\nHelps prevent coronary artery disease.\nSuitable for patients with urinary tract infections.\nWatercress has the ability to cleanse toxins from the body.\nHelps reduce triglyceride levels in the bloodstream.\nHelps reduce the destruction of white blood cells by up to 23%\nHelps prevent cancer and helps prevent the spread of cancer cells to other areas\nHelps prevent lung cancer\nHelps reduce the growth of colon cancer cells\nHelps reduce DNA damage of cells in the intestines\nHelps inhibit the growth of breast cancer cells\nHelps reduce the dangers of cancer caused by cigarette smoke and other toxins received from various foods\nHelps with digestion\nHas the property of helping to stop bleeding when mixed with vinegar$

Pattern of green weed grasses as background

Green taro or Elephant ear leaves (Colocasia species) the tropical foliage plant growing among the green meadow.

Blue ginger (Dichorisandra thyrsiflora) is similar to the ginger plant but is not true ginger. Blue ginger belongs to the Commelinaceae family, same as spiderworts and inch plants. All are extremely easy-to-grow indoor plants. It is a huge plant featuring a tall tower of foliage with big spikes of blue-colored flowers on top.

$Oscularia deltoides, Lampranthus Multiradiatus or a common name\$

Meconopsis 'Lingholm', the Himalayan Blue Poppy, in London, England

Fresh Greenish small plants used for traditional medical purpose

“Dusty Miller” a silver leaf plant shot in low light.

The leaves in the garden are very beautiful

Close up of hydroponically grown Spice Globe Basil.

a photography of a bunch of green plants with leaves on them.

A cheerful young child stands outdoors on a bright green patch of grass, holding an open rainbow-colored umbrella above their head

Moneywort, Lysimachia nummularia, Goldilocks plants in autumn garden

Horizontal high angle closeup photo of bright green, spicy scented leaves with brown markings on Persicaria Odorata, or Vietnamese Coriander, growing in an organic garden in Winter. Byron Bay, NSW.

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