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I thought it was red clover but I am not 100%
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Navarretia squarrosa or some other species of Navarretia. Definitely NOT red clover.

"To oppose something is to maintain it" -- Ursula LeGuin

 
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Salamander wrote:
Navarretia squarrosa or some other species of Navarretia. Definitely NOT red clover.



Are there any medicinal properties to it?
 
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I do not believe so.

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Salamander wrote:
I do not believe so.



ok, thanks. Ya i could not find anything with a quick search on the internet. But it always helps to ask a none internet resource. 
 
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